Sentence examples for given redundancy from inspiring English sources

The founder was not given redundancy pay and was not required to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

The design of sensor networks thus resumes to finding pseudo-minimal sensor sets with given redundancy degrees.

He responded saying if the tradie was not given a redundancy payout he would have access to the Fair Entitlements Guarantee scheme which gives people taxpayer-funded redundancy payouts of up to $39,216.

The Daily Telegraph also reported that Sharon Baylay, who was the BBC's marketing boss, was given a redundancy package of around £390,000.

The Sydney Morning Herald columnist Paul Sheehan has been given a redundancy package two months after he was suspended indefinitely over his false story of a woman, "Louise", who claimed she had been raped and beaten by Arabic-speaking men.

Given the redundancy here, the true definition of a such a clause has been explained by the Delaware courts, the place where any dispute over the Yahoo deal will be litigated.

Protesters at one of the plants, in Enfield, north London, told the Guardian they were issued with a court order last night, but as they believe it has no legal validity they will continue to camp at the factory until they are given adequate redundancy packages.

These potentials are based on the systems' modular design as well as the given kinematic redundancy.

Simply adding more species to most agroecosystems may have little effect on function, given the redundancy in many groups, especially for soil organisms.

Given the redundancy contribution indexes and residuals for the individual variance components, the simplified VCE algorithm has accordingly been developed (Förstner 1979; Wang 1997; Wang 2009; etc).

It shows that changes in genetic information do not result in different phenotypes, given the redundancy of the genetic code.   5.