Sentence examples for redundancy text from inspiring English sources

As noted above morphologically overspecification correlates with redundancy (Text S9).

Making several basic assumptions, we show that as the proportion of L2 learners increases, greatest language fitness is obtained for languages that minimize grammatical distinctions while decreasing redundancy (Text S10); as the proportion of L1 increases, language structure is increasingly determined by redundancy increasing the likelihood of languages with more complex morphological systems.

To test a critical assumption of the model redundancy is greatest for languages with few L2 learners we compared a translation of a document into 103 languages and observed a highly significant correlation (r = −.56, P<.0005) between population and redundancy (see Text S11).

Again, the point is to use elements to reduce redundancy in text.

This could significantly cut down the redundancy in the text.

As these questions can frequently be answered without reading every single word of the text, some redundancy may be present within each passage of words.

And it's the same story elsewhere - in the casual slippage between first- and third-person narrative, or in the tiresome verbal redundancies that pepper the text.

Eliminate repetition and redundancies from within the text.

Since Rabin's decryption produces three false results in addition to the correct plain text, a prespecified redundancy, a bit string, is appended to the plain text before encryption for ambiguity resolution.

In all, 800 unique pairs were obtained according to enzyme complex after excluding the redundancies from the 3,866 pairs via text mining.

Redundancy Audio is matched to on-screen text word for word.