Sentence examples for bit of redundancy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Thompson conceded there was "perhaps a bit of redundancy," but said he believed he had the appropriate number of consultants.
And French movies compose a rich and unbroken tradition of glamour and artistry — of Frenchness, to risk a bit of redundancy — dear to every true movie-lover's heart.
The looseness of its requirements is presumably the reason it does not conflict with the genetic code, which also has a little bit of redundancy or wiggle room built into it.
At each transmission, a part of the buffer, containing bits, is included in a new packet of total length that contains bits of redundancy.
It is fixed according to the number of redundancy bits in the prolog (typically 6 bits).
where H i,i=0,1,…,n 0−1 is an r×r circulant matrix, being r the number of redundancy bits.
The CCDF itself can be used to estimate the bounds for the minimum number of redundancy bits required to identify the PAPR sequences and evaluate the performance of any PAPR reduction schemes.
Thus, the number of redundancy (or parity) bits is n−k, which, in the case of a systematic code, they are added to the k bits of a data vector.
Some properties of the average distribution are studied and it is shown that a simple fixed-length code with codewords of length ⌈logN⌉ has at most 2.67 bits of additional redundancy with respect to the optimum code.
