Sentence examples for has a redundancy from inspiring English sources

In fact, almost everyone in finance has a redundancy horror story to tell.

These studies suggest that E. histolytica has a redundancy of cysteine proteinases for intracellular digestion and that they may be recruited from different cellular compartments to the site of digestion of phagocytosed cells.

Of the 1000 sequences, 43.2% were unique suggesting that the library has a redundancy of ∼60%.

Here it could be inferred that the conservation of intron insertion with phase 1 but not phase 0 or 2, which has a redundancy at the 5' or 3' side of introns, was probably the most plausible mechanism to result in an all-or-none or alternative mutation, that is, conservation or fetal.

One is a basic award, the same as a redundancy payment (unless you already had a redundancy payment) and the other is a compensatory award, based on your actual loss of earnings for as long as the tribunal considers it was reasonable for you to be out of work.

Many of these clusters have a redundancy structure formed by 4 routers, which is a typical configuration in many ASes.

Therefore, these robots do not have a redundancy that is as good as that of a human.

Table 6 compares the performance of the chirp-based watermarking using DPPT chirp detector, Repetition coding and BCH coding; all codes have a redundancy value of about 11/12.

Only regions having a redundancy of at least four ESTs at each position were considered in the analysis.

By combining the advantages of both the hyperanalytic wavelet transform and the shear operation, hyperanalytic shearlet is easy to implement and also has a low redundancy.

The dictionary built by this method has a lower redundancy and a higher relevance between each dictionary atom and the analyzed vibration signal.