I felt it made a stunning impact at the London film festival in November and although it does not quite withstand the scrutiny of a second viewing, containing as it does elements of redundancy and naivety, it is certainly a film of incredible flair and formal, compositional brilliance.
This paper proposes real linear transceivers employing minimum redundancy, unlike the standard block transceivers that require, at least, L elements of redundancy, where L is the channel order.
Hence, for design cases, the most cost-effective elements of redundancy can be determined without pre-specifying any structural options in the final configuration (e.g. equipment sizes, types, and number of units).
An element of functional redundancy of these factors is to be expected to ensure efficient endometrial repair.
Furthermore, the similarity in function between the paralogous groups of HOX genes introduces an element of functional redundancy, yet it is clear that the functions are not completely interchangeable between paralogues (Eklund, 2007).
Furthermore, they suggested that, even if HSPC111 does play a role in rRNA synthesis, there is either an element of functional redundancy in its role or it is not rate-limiting for cell cycle progression.
Pdx1 plays a positive role in insulin gene transcription [36], giving the screen an element of built-in redundancy.
Gypsy and Copia full-length REs inserted between 10 and 30 MY ago are by far the most abundant, while recently inserted elements show low levels of redundancy.
At the time of printing, the only elements on the array that were "known" were the 1,000 elements (10%) sequenced during the test of redundancy.
