This model is particularly attractive for non-linear response history analysis of high-rise buildings as it is efficient, allows each storey to have multiple redundancies, and each connection to be modelled with any suitable moment rotation relationship.
Meaningful responses to single targeted agents are, however, rare and often transient in nature. 2 At the cellular level, robustness to drug intervention arises from the multiple redundancies and feedback regulatory circuits embedded in the oncogenic pathways driving cancer cell growth and survival.
Regulation of stem cell proliferation and differentiation is characterized by multiple redundancies, feedback and feed-forward modules, and is also tightly integrated with regulation of germline sex determination.
Uranium's radioactivity is contained within the nuclear reactor by multiple redundancies of concrete and steel, thereby creating a safety barrier between its production and the public's benefit of clean energy being generated.
They are programmed to work with multiple redundancies in case of mechanical failures, and also include sensors and avoidance technology.
"They are likely to be nuisances rather than major disruptions because there are multiple redundancies in the system," said Lawrence J. Goldstein, president of the Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, an industry-supported group that runs a consulting business in New York.
Given the multiple redundancy within both chemokines and their receptors, it seems likely that a strategy to simultaneously modulate a number of chemokines will have a clinical advantage (11); indeed, naturally occurring chemokine "scavenger" receptors such as D6 and DARC can perform this function in vivo by clearance of groups of chemokines (12).
DMail's actual data is encrypted and stored (with multiple redundancy) across the computers of all those who use it.
Thus, the UAV carried three temperature sensors, two humidity sensors, two pressure sensors, and one velocity sensor, along with the UAV and iMET GPS sensors, providing multiple redundancy.
In the same way that airline crashes tend to have a baroque set of perfect-storm causes these days, because the simple errors are guarded against with multiple redundancy, the increasingly baroqueness of major bugs suggests that the software we use is getting noticeably more secure.
But the comparison is absurd; the statistic measures a population of professional pilots who undergo mandatory recurrent training twice per year, who fly highly sophisticated machines with triple redundancies and multiple jet engines, with two pilots in the cockpit, supported by an army of mechanics and a massive ground crew feeding them information on weather, routing, and airport conditions.
