Sentence examples for redundant climate from inspiring English sources

Lack of independence in our localities (if it were to occur) simply results in redundant climate polygons; these do not bias our assessment of the boundaries of the aggregate climate space.

There are redundant climate-control switches on the instrument panel, plus radio buttons on the steering wheel and dash (though you can't use them to tune in new stations).

Up to 350 positions at Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation will be made redundant, with its climate research divisions to bear the brunt of the job losses.

Being made redundant in the current climate was hard to take and knowing that there is help out there gives you comfort in these pressing times".

In a very real sense, climate variation is a redundant expression climate is always varying.

But Carrion said studying the effects of climate change in Syria was far from redundant.

Climate change makes some old assumptions about farming redundant.

This dataset, which was an unnecessarily redundant reproduction of several other similar studies, was constructed by a scientist who at the time was a climate change denier.

A larger version of the Cornish scheme for about 5,000 homes around redundant clay pits was put on hold in 2012 by the firm Eco-Bos as a result of the economic climate.

Ukip redundant?

Or they are redundant.