Sentence examples for total redundancy from inspiring English sources

The relationships between groups of properties described by total redundancy did not exceed 50% for any of variable pairs.

"What will the total redundancy bill be?," he asked.

Therefore in this case the total redundancy number will be 4m + n.

This is consistent with the well-known principle that, more images and keypoints will have more total redundancy.

The global redundancy for each observation is defined as the ratio between the total redundancy number and the number of total observations.

Similarly, in Case II, the total redundancy numbers for the worst scenario and best scenario are n + 4m + 15 and 2mn + 4m − 3n + 15 respectively.

Meanwhile, continued demands for transformation and efficiency lead the Office for Budget Responsibility to suggest total redundancies will hit 710,000 by 2017.

After launching its public beta at Disrupt last May, CodeGuard has since upgraded its backend infrastructure to Amazon EC2 and S3 to enable scaling and to provide near-total redundancy.

The total clone redundancy and gene assignment error rates were similar for ESTs from the stressed berry library (Library ID 12435).

Sequencing of ~10,000 PCR-amplified clone inserts was carried out in two rounds, so that highly redundant ESTs identified during the first round could be used in a library-subtraction scheme aimed at minimizing total EST redundancy.

Ford said it hoped to reduce the net redundancy total to 1,100 through relocating 300 staff.