Sentence examples for redundant layers from inspiring English sources
Organisms in nature, despite being constrained by resources, have evolved multiply redundant layers of security.
It established redundant layers of terrorism analysts to ensure that disparate clues to the next attack would not be ignored or overlooked.
The robot's redundant layers of safety mechanisms include a crown of sonar sensors ringing its head that automatically slows its movements whenever a human approaches.
The stripping away of apparently redundant layers of doctrine will have a particular resonance for secular readers (Vermes provided much of the scholarly underpinning for AN Wilson's attempted debunking of Christianity in his book Jesus).
He started his career in 1982 as a salesman in Novo's industrial enzymes business (now a separate company called Novozymes) and gained a reputation for boosting profits by slashing redundant layers of middle management and revamping sales forces.
The cornerstone of the NRC's regulatory framework regarding accidents is known as the "defense in depth" strategy, defined as relying on "redundant layers of defense to compensate for potential human and mechanical failures" so as to rely on no single layer".
"I think there is a great opportunity for us to be proactive about anticipating those possible negative risks and doing our best to develop redundant, layered thoughtful controls for those risks," he told the BBC.
A third simplification occurs when a system, which consists of several parallel redundant protection layers, has its system PFD determined by a simple multiplication of the PFDavg's of the individual protection layers.
In the corresponding SD-OCT, curled or redundant RPE layers were seen.
Schemes that use redundant network layer broadcasts have been proposed.
Mr. Bossert argued that the latest episode should be understood as showing that "this whole redundant system of layers and oversight worked". He argued that extending the FISA Amendments Act program — subject to such oversight — was crucial.
