Sentence examples for inefficient redundancy from inspiring English sources

Our eye and brain are specialized for this task, and able to extract visual information in a highly efficient manner [44], with adaptive processes thought to remove inefficient redundancy in the coding [45] (for reviews, see [46], [47]).

It is also, like democracy itself, loose, shaggy, and inefficient, full of redundancies and conflicting goals.

Francis Corson of Rockefeller University in New York used computer models to examine why these loops exist.From an evolutionary point of view, loops seem inefficient because of the redundancy inherent in a looped network.

It is well known that uncontrolled redundancy is inefficient and causes data inconsistency.

Until now, the clustered organization of these genes has made knock-out studies in animal models inefficient, likely due to redundancy.

"We think of redundancy as wasteful and inefficient, but it's everywhere in nature," he notes.

Although universal and simple, modular redundancy is inherently expensive and inefficient.

This parameter should not be set too small to avoid inefficient user representation problem and enormous bit redundancy overhead.

At present, transcriptome sequencing technology can also obtain information about transcripts, but is tedious and inefficient and the identified sequences include many redundancies.

This is also the problem of various Maximum Relevance (MR) approaches [ 12], which select variables inefficient for classification tasks because of the undesirable redundancy in the selected set of variables [ 13].

The quantization errors are much smaller than JND, and it means that obvious perceptual redundancies exist and will lead to inefficient compressions of spatial parameters.