In this work, we propose substructure sharing, which saves duplicate work in processing hypothesis sets with redundant hypothesis structures.
Participants were instructed to save duplicate portions from each meal in separate polypropylene resealable bags.
Most of the information was saved because duplicate sets were transmitted on the two channels.
The easy things led to clearing more difficult ones like the clothes I might be able to fit in again someday (not), my daughter's adorable baby clothes, my matchbook collection, all my graduate school term papers, and 20 years of purple mimeographed handouts and teaching paraphernalia (saved in duplicate, of course, just in case I might teach again).
The committee came down in favor of Armazones because it had a winning combination of excellent all-round sky quality and is just 20 kilometers from ESO's Very Large Telescope, which saves on duplicating some infrastructure.
Of course, you probably don't know it off the top of your head, requiring you to search your email, try to determine if it's saved in a duplicate contact, do a Google search, etc.
To sum up, as the duplicate sensing message is sent only once by the use of pixel-based transmission mechanism, the total number of duplicated messages saved to transmit is 12.
Small aliquots (1 mL) were sterilely removed from each flask at 24, 96, and 160 h, in duplicate, and saved for ethanol detection with an EnzyChrom Ethanol Assay Kit (ECET-100).
The data set will be periodically duplicated and saved as a backup file.
Much debate about the SCR programme is currently couched in the discourse of "benefits realisation" (for example, Connecting for Health and strategic health authorities are expected to develop and apply formal metrics to measure the number of lives saved, adverse reactions averted, duplicate tests avoided, or patients empowered per pound invested in the programme).
