In the second of two rather redundant introductions which create something of a false start to the book, Stott tells us that he himself has endured bouts of depression; it is this, one presumes, that leads him to emphasise the melancholy in Grimaldi's temperament, seeing him as the prototype of all sad clowns, a proposition not entirely proven in the book.
Also, if you've listed them in your wedding program, you're being redundant with the introductions.
Introduction 2 nd paragraph, 1 st sentence: 'Modular marine invertebrates …. tend to aggregate after release' is redundant to the former introduction text.
Although the introduction of redundant components increases availability, the associated cost may be very high.
With the introduction of redundant agents, this domain can deal with the situation that several targets share the same route.
The claim that they have been made redundant because of the introduction of a seven-day operation is plainly a fiction.
Despite further refinements of the CORDIC algorithm with the introduction of redundant arithmetic and higher radix CORDIC techniques, in terms of circuit latency and performance, the iterative nature remains to be the major bottleneck for further optimization.
The CORDIC algorithm, originally proposed using nonredundant radix-2 arithmetic, has been refined in terms of throughput and latency with the introduction of redundant arithmetic and higher radix techniques.
Despite further refinements in terms of circuit latency and performance of the algorithm with the introduction of redundant arithmetic and higher radix CORDIC techniques, the iterative nature remains to be the major bottleneck for further optimisation.
In addition, due to the introduction of redundant information and the residue representation replacing the original representation, more confusion is added to the system, which may also enhance the design's security.
Interestingly, introduction of two redundant downstream AS' (here AS4) improved ExChange efficacy, which was about 30%.
