"This redundancy wastes resources and makes it harder to act on each of these worthy goals," Orszag will say, according to an advance copy of the speech.
And also, as architectural trends point toward multicore designs, there is substantial interest in adapting parallel and redundancy hardware resources for transient fault tolerance.
We make the case that this collaboration is an effective means of bringing capacity in design to public service innovation, granting the redundancy of resources necessary for the experimentation, reflection, and learning that leads to innovation particularly at a time of financial austerity.
The conventional solar-storage architecture, where rechargeable batteries and solar cells are externally coupled, typically results in addition of unnecessary efficiency and reliability margins in design, redundancy of resources (i.e. higher cost), and missed opportunities to increase performance through synergistic integration.
This redundancy wastes resources and makes it harder to [achieve the Administration's] goals".
Searching for mice or ES cells then becomes time consuming and difficult and can result in redundancy of resources.
If done strategically, there is the potential to save money and reduce redundancy and resource waste, while creating a more powerful and innovative infrastructure supporting bioinformatics.
The advantage with a grid is to get increased flexibility and reliability, and to provide redundancy by sharing resources.
Similarly, the lack of a common defence policy to end the paradox of ineffective military spending, namely, excessive amounts spent on personnel compared to the United States and the redundancy of certain resources, leading critical capabilities to remain unaddressed [8].
Due to the high redundancy in annotation resources this often results in hundreds of sets.
