Sentence examples for redundant relation from inspiring English sources

These methods require the knowledge of the position of the pilots in time and frequency, and are only applicable if these pilots have some known redundant relation (either in the form of known correlation or in the form of a pseudo random sequence), which make them not applicable in all cases.

This rule thus removes (probabilistically) redundant relations among proteins.

In a circular sent to judges, courts and the police, the Ministry of Justice confirmed that what were previously known as "squatters' rights" – preventing forcible entry to an occupied building – would become redundant in relation to residential premises.

However, lesbians dispute the study's definition of sexual contact, and introduced other factors such as deeper connections existing between women that make frequent sexual relations redundant, greater sexual fluidity in women causing them to move from heterosexual to bisexual to lesbian numerous times through their lives or reject the labels entirely.

Turtle Logic operation is based on the consistency relation of redundant inputs.

But Senate foreign relations committee chairman Robert Corker--whadhad pointedly refused to sign the Cotton letter--quickly realized that a Security Council resolution would render the Republican roadblock in Congress redundant.

Obviously, part-timers are not aiming at efficiency by limiting the size of networks or by choice of specific relations, e.g. non redundant reachability.

With every visit to the hospital I could see the infrastructure falling apart, the addition of redundant administrators, declining bed occupancy, more public relations and less service to the public.

Order restrictions affect a number of scientometric indices (including the h index and its variants) that are routinely subjected to correlational analyses to assess whether they provide redundant information, but these correlations are contaminated by the structural relation.

But that we continue talking about ourselves even jokingly in relation to it proves it's hardly a redundant force.

Because of the anti-symmetry relation (39), the complex spherical harmonics defined above are redundant: there are only 2 n + 1 independent (real) harmonics per order, in agreement with the counting in Section A.1.