Sentence examples for called redundancy from inspiring English sources

To increase the reliability of a specific system, using redundant components is a common method which is called redundancy allocation problem (RAP).

When words are used unnecessarily, it is called redundancy.

Based on this algorithm, it presents a redundancy removing storage mapping from XML to relations called redundancy reducing XML RRXSS).

The approach was based on the redundancy function of the servomotor, so the approach is called redundancy servomotor (RS M.

A section in the middle of the LTR, called Redundancy region, occurs at both ends of the mRNA.

Then, the world debut of an operetta called Redundancy, Again was performed with live accordion accompaniment.

On looking it up, I was reminded that this book was not a biography of Brown but a collection of what Fried himself called "redundancies, asides, divigations... excursuses," including his old book reviews, reflections on the weather, comments on New York porn shops and other miscellaneous materials.

Instead it was composed of lots of nodes connecting to lots of other nodes, allowing for several routes through what IT types call "redundancy".

It also slams what it calls redundancy in such research, citing, for example, three separate NIH experiments on sepsis and hemorrhage in dogs.

This means that, as noted above, the attributes display some independence and machine learning can rely on different attributes to call redundancy in different genes.

The measure, called the redundancy index (RI), is an indication of the redundancy of the considered transcriptome (see in Figure  5A the numbers at the top of each lane. See Methods).