Sentence examples for technical redundancy from inspiring English sources

We used the NCBI nrdb software to filter out technical redundancy from the sequence dataset.

The technical redundancy in the dataset (perfect sequence duplication) was removed using the NCBI nrdb program, included in the downloadable Blast suite.

Because computer programs and humans are close substitutes for such jobs, and given the predictable improvement in computing power, there seems to be no technical obstacle to the redundancy of workers across much of the service economy.

To facilitate the wide range of tasks with small crews, OPVs represent several ship design compromises between, for example, survivability, redundancy and technical endurance, and some of these compromises are new to military ships.

So the Space Force will have to stand up mirror organizations and compete for scarce technical talent, creating wasteful redundancy.

On the other hand, there is apparent redundancy in technical parts; for example, vector production protocols appear in many chapters, as the editor points out in his Preface.

There are both biological and technical reasons for this high redundancy.

How individual TFs and their interplay contribute to tumor development and malignancy in vivo is far less clear owing to the high degree of genetic redundancy and the technical and ethical obstacles associated with generating and manipulating conventional mammalian cancer models.

Most of the technicians were socialists, and Livingstone helped found a branch of the Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs to fight redundancies imposed by company bosses.

Its technical features include fault tolerance techniques and triple redundancy in data processing to prevent problems caused by exposition of integrated circuits to space radiation.

Thereby we draw on blind spots that emerge from the direct application of technical safety principles (i.e., standardization and redundancy) to the organization of social systems.