Sentence examples for redundant size from inspiring English sources

Shannon proposed that any information is redundant, and redundant size is related with the occurrence probability or uncertainty of each symbol such as numbers, letters, or words among the information.

This analysis is not sensitive to small variation in functional non-redundant genome size (± 20 30%).

The increase of functional non-redundant genome size in macro-evolution was consistent with the exponential hypothesis.

Regression of the logarithm of functional non-redundant genome size versus time of origin in major groups of organisms showed a 7.8-fold increase per 1 billion years, and hence the increase of complexity can be viewed as a clock of macro-evolution.

As the modulated outputs can be corrected for non-linear warping only and therefore make any further correction for different brain size redundant, these images can be used directly for volume estimations.

As shown in Figure 1, the redundant sRNA sequence size distribution after the trimming and filtering procedure showed that the most abundant sRNA in sugarcane are 21nt and 24nt in length, similar to other angiosperms [ 30].

Subsequently, a denser marker set was constructed by adding allelic cDNA verified genes to spacer regions of the LSAs: after eliminating redundant and short (size < 1 Kb) entries, KOME cDNAs were mapped to japonica pseudochromosomes, then their indica counterparts were identified by BLAT [ 40].

The twin towers saved myriad lives on Sept. 11, thanks to their size and redundant structural systems.

Although the VAR model proposed provides good forecasts, it may be redundant given its large size.

The MoD says the 8,000 figure is misleading as it includes those who have recently been made redundant as the overall size of the British military shrinks.

Pruning spurious units improves the TTS output [37, 47 51] while pruning redundant units reduces database size thus enabling portability [52 54] and real-time concatenative synthesis [2, 55, 56].