Sentence examples for necessary redundancy from inspiring English sources

Our I.T. systems had the necessary redundancy and disaster recovery so we had backup for everything.

Relying so much on air travel is what military planners call a lack of necessary redundancy.

Vogt said that this can only happen with its 3rd generation vehicles, which include all the necessary redundancy systems to make having a human redundancy a luxury.

Using explicit fault modelling, minimal over-determined subsystems are shown to provide necessary redundancy relations from the matching.

Identifying critical rail infrastructures can help stakeholders prioritize protection initiatives or add necessary redundancy to maximize rail network resiliency.

Considering necessary redundancy for indexing of partial records, the size of a single patient's genome sequence might quickly reach 3 or 4 megabytes.

It's not like the Herald, which is a bit older and where they were able to find all necessary redundancies.

Some experts doubted the necessary redundancies and safety measures could be added at least, not without enormous costs.

However, increasing the number of parameters to retrieve affects the redundancy necessary for an accurate identification.

While the feature importance from the Random Forest can give important hints on the biological properties of the system, it cannot be directly translated to ascertain whether a particular mark is necessary since the redundancy of marks is not considered.

The large number of transcription factors which can be engaged to elicit the same phenotype, i. e. the transition from an epithelial-like to a mesenchymal-like cell behaviour, is not necessary indicative of redundancy.