With the stress of living at home, bosses constantly breathing down my neck, and constant whispers of redundancies, I'd often get migraines.
With the stress of living at home, bosses constantly breathing down my neck and constant whispers of redundancies, I'd often get migraines.
The premise of the startup is based on the fact that the best engineered infrastructures, with all the appropriate levels of redundancy, require constant remediation to deliver 24×7 service to customers.
For S-system models, the diversity in the parameter space is to be interpreted not only as a variation in the kinetic constants but also as redundancy in the topology of the biological network or as alternative topologies associated with the same phenotype.
Nor have journalists been too happy about executives enjoying handsome rewards for implementing redundancy programmes, a constant refrain by the National Union of Journalists.
Attritional losses are caused by combining woeful underinvestment in systems, critical infrastructure and redundancies, with a constant background of deliberate threats and inadvertent ones.
Coding with H.264/AVC in main profile using a constant QP without exploiting any temporal redundancy (I-I-I ); H.264/AVC is considered the most efficient standard intra-coding available.
Specifically, optimal processing occurs at constant values of the per-sample redundancy, refuting current notions that sample size should be selected outright.
One other limitation is that it is not always possible to uniquely determine the rate constants from existing ARL rate constants, when: 1) the number of MRL parameters is large, 2) there is a redundancy of values among ARL kinetic constants or 3) there are technical difficulties in solving nonlinear equations.
Finally, researchers felt that messages reassuring them that a certain task had been completed should be a constant feature throughout all pages, even when it represented redundancy.
