Sentence examples for redundant ideas from inspiring English sources

"The accelerators have too much overlap and too many companies vying to create too many redundant ideas.

Ideas are structured and grouped, some ideas are subsumed, redundant ideas are deleted, overlapping and interrelated ideas are merged, and reorganised ideas are levelled into a hierarchy.

Against the law of inverse relation between content and extension of ideas, advocated by logicians since Arnauld and Nicole's Port-Royal Logic, Bolzano invokes the existence of redundant ideas (e.g., " triangular figure which has angles") and of contradictory ideas, which have content, but no extension.

Contemporary art is rapidly losing cultural relevance as a result of over-commercialization and tireless regurgitation of redundant ideas.

Contemporary art is rapidly losing cultural relevance as a result of over-commercialisation and tireless regurgitation of redundant ideas.

Despite her admiration of America and ideological sympathy for Mr Reagan, it never occurred to her that British and American interests were identical.Good deeds, bad worldMr Blair would reply that the events of September 11th created an entirely different context for shared action because the nature of the threat rendered redundant traditional ideas of national interest.

There's a notion that the Edinburgh fringe is for performers and choreographers who are "starting out", but this is as redundant as the idea that the UK's most lavishly funded dance outfits are the best or most interesting.

Boil a paragraph down to main points, consider deleting redundant information, and present ideas as bullet points or lists rather than paragraphs.

This concept adapts some ideas from Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) technology and adds ad hoc management of the data and also from two other ideas provided in [29, 30]; namely, the use of multiple tags and multiple channels concurrently.

Earlier work had showed the coal had already fractured naturally through earth movements and the idea was "redundant".

My family have never been affluent, and when my father was made redundant in 2010, the idea of my sister and me attending university seemed far off.