Sentence examples for redundant papers from inspiring English sources

The redundant papers were not included.

You must add new findings and remove redundant papers so that your knowledge stays "fresh".

As I reported in September last year, O'Doherty was made compulsorily redundant by the paper after door-stepping Callinan, the Garda commissioner.

Its northern correspondent, Russell Jenkins, is one of the 20 people who has been made redundant by the paper in its recent editorial cull.

In this paper, redundant statistical features are extracted from binary wavelet packet transform at different decomposition levels to describe different gear crack levels.

Johnson argued that contactless ticketing via London's Oyster cards (pictured above), and direct contactless payments for ticketing — support for  contactless bank payments at ticket gates is being added to the network next year — are making the need for staffed offices, where uniformed people issue printed paper, redundant.

Springston was sacked as part of some wide-ranging online reboot, but he wasn't let go because his position was made redundant (though the paper apparently has no plan on hiring a replacement).

For ones supported by HT publications, a non-redundant list of papers was compiled and each publication was manually examined to verify that the actual experiments used by the authors agree with the evidence codes cited by the curators.

And it said the new system would avoid subjecting articles of broader interest to redundant editing at multiple papers.

The forthcoming film will focus on Brent's life as he goes on tour 15 years after being made redundant from the Slough paper merchant Wernham Hogg.

The convertible aircraft presented in this paper uses redundant actuators.