Sentence examples for satisfactory redundancy from inspiring English sources

Once inside, Nolan and between a third and two-thirds of the Enfield workforce (accounts vary) blocked up the entrances to the plant with plastic crates, climbed on to the roof and fire escape, and announced that they would occupy the premises until they were offered satisfactory redundancy terms.

The black bloc looked pretty big and pretty bad ass, like an army of surly emos who have just been laid off en masse with less than satisfactory redundancy packages.

Considering the performed theoretical verifications, semi-reliable transmission based on packet-level redundancy presented satisfactory results, with an average packet reception rate higher than 80%.

An inter-scale correlation of less than 0.70 was taken as satisfactory indication of non-redundancy of each scale [24], [26].

An inter-scale correlation of less than 0.70 was taken as a satisfactory indication of non-redundancy [ 17, 19].

If test and gene-set modification methods are not completely satisfactory solutions to the gene-set redundancy problems, what else is available?

Thus, the difficulty is to avoid redundancy in order to keep performances satisfactory, while adequately representing local differences.

A thorough redundancy elimination method on GPU is also developed, with a satisfactory independent-of-the-patch-size computational complexity.

I used to be skeptical for some time, and thought that tools would soon reach satisfactory performance and the mere accumulation of data prove to be a redundancy generator (e.g., only 1000 protein superfamilies facing an infinite growth of ever-the-same sequence flood --but this was certainly mistaken.

In this context, this approach leads to satisfactory rate-distortion performance at the side decoders, however it suffers from high redundancy which penalizes the central description.

This approach leads to satisfactory rate-distortion performance at the side decoders; however, it suffers from high redundancy which penalizes the central description.