Sentence examples for redundant waste from inspiring English sources

"Any Time" is a redundant waste of drivers' valuable time.

Apps like Spritz or the aptly named Speed Read are built around the idea that these eye movements, called saccades, are a redundant waste of time.

One challenging problem currently faced by the nuclear industry during this process is the segregation of redundant waste material into a choice of 'post-processes' based upon the nature and extent of its radioactivity that may pose a serious threat to the environment.

Erase all the "redundant" waste.

The search on locally redundant objectives wastes computational cost, and the results in [141] indicate that objective reduction approaches for some problems with globally conflicting objectives can still improve the performance of MOEAs on the problems with locally redundant objectives.

However, its large redundant part which wastes the tightening force makes its handling and seal reliability problematic.

A transmission of redundant data avoids wasting resources but may introduce delays and locks that make it unsuitable for real-time video streaming applications [3].

The skills exhibited by Anderson and company, who found reverse swing that eluded the Australia seamers on a dry yet flat surface, rendered the debate over England's total redundant after they wasted a start that saw them reach 168-1 having won the toss.