Sentence examples for transform redundant from inspiring English sources

Around 30 blocks are being built or converted, as the council attempts to transform redundant offices into high-value residential properties and attract new firms: 170 start-ups are set to occupy one tower called Tech City.

The expression of the operon can transform redundant glucose into cellulose to maintain intestinal peristalsis.

Meanwhile, the London-based practice, Caruso St John, has won a competition to transform a redundant steelworks in Lille into a training college for hoteliers.

Since such a transform is redundant, Fowler et al. applied a noise-shaping process [33] to increase the sparsity of the wavelet coefficients.

The introduction of multi-carrier energy storages makes it possible to transform the redundant wind power generation into natural gas or heat and stored in different carriers, and in this way the total storage capacity is increased for accommodating renewable energy generation output.

Several variants of a kinematically redundant manipulated platform with five degrees of freedom are introduced along with conceptual mechanical designs for transforming the redundant platform motion into the opening and closing of a gripper.

The complex wavelet transform is, however, less redundant and computationally efficient.

The redundant Fourier transform is employed to enhance the reconstruction performance, inspired by the theory of spectral compressive sensing.

Like the conventional wavelet transform, the LCWT is a redundant representation with a redundancy characterized by reproducing kernel equation.

Using Burrows–Wheeler string transformation (BWT), the sequence was indexed to accelerate its alignment by transforming the highly redundant sequences into a compressed format.

This control vector is then transformed into M redundant descriptions (packets) such that when receiving any 1≤J≤M packets, the current control signal as well as J−1 future control signals can be reliably reconstructed at the plant side.