Sentence examples for lack redundancy from inspiring English sources

Metabolic pathways that lack redundancy or have critical functions have been identified previously through essential gene studies.

However, it lacks redundancy measures usually considered in conventional methods.

Second, the two-station network lacks redundancy and is thus more susceptible to lost scans.

In addition, the small nervous system of C. elegans, comprising only 302 neurons, lacks redundancy.

"In a single tower, there is a lack of redundancy," he said.

"You should perhaps contemplate an informative Safire essay (note the lack of redundancy, even if one believes, as you and I do, that a Safire essay is always informative) on the subject".

All this is presented with admirable lack of redundancy and refreshing discrepancies of opinion, especially, it seems, about what comprises the artist's best works: his carvings in stone or wood, his polychrome or monochrome wood pieces.

Also, despite their lack of redundancy, they have had a reasonable record for safety though the I-35W bridge in Minneapolis that suddenly collapsed in 2007, killing 13 people and injuring 145 others, was a fracture-critical design.

Our failure to watch-list [Nawaq Al]hazmi and [Khalid al-]Midhar in a timely manner or the F.B.I.'s inability to find them in the narrow window at the time afforded them showed systemic weaknesses and the lack of redundancy.

When the respective environment is the same society, social systems address a chronic lack of redundancy.

Each integral delivers a set of solutions for geopotential coefficients, and it is clear that they are not optimal solutions because of the lack of redundancy.