Sentence examples for as a redundant from inspiring English sources

Under these conditions, redundant signals generally produce faster responses than single targets, a phenomenon known as a redundant signals effect (RSE) or redundancy gain (Miller, 1982).

The two internal drives can be configured as one virtual drive or, to provide extra backup, as a redundant array of independent drives, known as RAID.

Reduced to a decorative mask, to distract from the great bulk looming behind, the facade is left orphaned, rejected by both building and street as a redundant rind of history.

Richard Merwood, Salisbury As a redundant surveyor, along with hundreds of others, I should admit my share of responsibility in the over-heated market that preceded this recent crash (1 August).

But what seems to bother Hagel's enemies is not just that he used the word "sickening" in a context that included Israel, but that he seemed to treat it as a redundant modifier for slaughter any slaughter.

The reliance on hefty chunks of flashback, while formally clunky, is not as much of a problem as a redundant and overlong subplot about Tony's friendship with a group of younger fellow patients in the hospital.

The recent candidate for a World's Best Dad mug sought to create underwear that was "as close to nature as possible" (a redundant requirement in at least one sense).

The latest move by Urbanfetch could be seen as eliminating a redundant service in preparation for a merger, said Ken Cassar, an analyst with Jupiter Communications.

After much apparent deliberation, one saunters over and introduces himself as Finn, a redundant ferry worker.

We watch as doctors take a redundant piece of artery from the stomach and then use it to bypass the damaged artery in the penis.

Alternatively, other regulatory factor(s), such as PGC-1β, may play a redundant role as a compensatory safeguard.