Sentence examples for is redundant for from inspiring English sources

But this lecture is redundant for an anti-war movement profoundly influenced by dissident US culture and one of whose major components is in fact the vast anti-war constituency among US citizens.

But the conventional FrFT is redundant for moving targets detection [19].

Based on the results gathered such a procedure to improve the RCY is redundant for the preparation of 68Ga-DATATOC.

I'm actually surprised that it comes with a built-in EVF, which isn't particularly high-resolution (1.5 million dots, somewhere around 840×600 pixels or so) and is redundant for many filmmakers.

Actually, the only if part of the condition in SR-7D is redundant, for it is P's strategical interest to try to stay in the contexts given by O because of the formal restriction (SR-5).

Given that the dataset contains more than one million customers and almost 350k items, to build a matrix 'customers × items' would generate a ∼370 billion cells matrix, that is redundant for our purposes.

Although the search results were displayed in a confusing way -- many matches, were redundant, for instance -- I quickly found the model I wanted, at Ezshop.com for $95.70.

High-cost solutions such as spectrum analyzers are usually overkill for the targeted applications: many functionalities built in spectrum analyzers are redundant for merely channel assessment.

Specifically, many steps in CARS appear to be redundant for software engineering writing (e.g., Step 1-1, 2-1C, 2-1C, 2-1D, and 3-1A; see Table 1 for the steps).

These reports have identified many QTLs associated with a wide range of traits, but that information might be redundant for several reasons.

Similar emissivity measurements have been performed on two slabs, except for the measurements at 5° emergence angle, which was omitted because they would be redundant for this study.