Failures of columns may trigger catastrophic progressive collapse if there is insufficient structural redundancy.
Only when the redundancy is insufficient or network quality too poor would Code On's protocol give up and let TCP take over.Ms Partridge says that while both sides of a coded communication need to have its software enabled in the same fashion, its approach works in any kind of network protocol in which dropped packets hobble performance.
We argue that classical approaches for achieving tolerance through implicit redundancy is insufficient in some cases and additional measures should be explored.
Based on manual inspection using the MEGA ver4.0 software, seven sequences were discarded due to redundancy or insufficient conservation of WRKY sequences.
A severance offer would be made, and if insufficient numbers took this up, then redundancy notices would follow.
First, it could reflect redundancy or sloppiness caused by insufficient data.
They say they are not persuaded by explanations that civil servants were more "flexible" in what they could do, and that many civil servants but insufficient members of the armed forces applied for redundancy.
This study focusses on downsizing events with compulsory redundancies, that is, layoffs due to insufficient work being available in one's place of employment [ 19].
Because of the compensation in dilps 3 and 5, the result could indicate that there is functional redundancy between DILPs and that there was insufficient reduction in overall DILP levels for these phenotypes to appear.
This is in part due to inherent genetic redundancy that often makes single gene modulation insufficient, and also to the need to evaluate upstream and downstream events relating to an initial perturbation.
