Once the Soviet Union had collapsed, though, the stakes seemed diminished and the framework redundant.
He contends that technological change – essentially the rise of the internet and subscription television – has rendered the current regulatory framework redundant.
We examine the concerns that new technologies will render labor redundant in a framework in which tasks previously performed by labor can be automated and new versions of existing tasks, in which labor has a comparative advantage, can be created.
This was done to compare these clusters with those based on sequence, and also to provide a further method to remove redundant markers for framework mapping and diversity analysis.
In fact, the description of the solution in our framework is "redundant" as an inference chain of automatic model composition.
Trump has long made it clear that, while he supposedly likes some core (but unnamed) labor, environmental, public health, and safety regulations, he believes up to 75percentt of the country's current regulatory framework is redundant, outdated, or inefficient.
The nation state may not be redundant, but within the EU framework it could be less significant and dominant.
By contrast, mode 8 is the one that minimizes the complexity of the proposed concurrent IME framework when non-redundant search positions are not only removed but a significant number of non-critical search points are also mitigated in the two proposed complexity reduction schemes.
On one hand, the PBN framework can be considered as redundant from the probabilistic point of view.
Employees of the administration department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, expecting to be made redundant after the publication of the mobility framework, were recruited for the study.
Far from making Britishness redundant, it makes the need for a shared framework of values and institutions all the more relevant.
