Sentence examples for use of redundant from inspiring English sources

This use of redundant multiple signals allows MIMO to increase the reliability and range of transmissions.

The concept includes the use of redundant structural systems and ductile or flexible adhesive joints.

The idea was to "draw attention to the crude, tasteless, often perfunctory use of redundant passages of sexual description in the modern novel, and to discourage it".

It will be argued that the use of redundant information supplied by time coincidence between the two layers (possible in the HADES design) can drastically improve the situation.

Established by the literary critics Rhoda Koenig and the late Auberon Waugh, the prize aims to "draw attention to the crude, tasteless, often perfunctory use of redundant passages of sexual description in the modern novel, and to discourage it".

The bad sex in fiction prize was set up by Auberon Waugh in 1993 to highlight – and hopefully discourage – the "crude, tasteless, and often perfunctory use of redundant passages of sexual description in contemporary novels".

As usual, I repeated myself — yet again — the potential value to be realized from the regeneration and re-use of redundant historic landmark sites, often as catalysts for sympathetic, associated new development along the lines of Caterham Barracks in Surrey.

Another potential reduction of material costs is the use of double redundant fingers instead of busbars.

The paper then analyses this model and related successful approaches, concentrating on and justifying their use of weak, redundant representation and reasoning.

David W. Szady, who as an assistant director of the F.B.I. ran its counterintelligence division until retiring in 2006, said the Chinese had "mastered the use of multiple redundant collection platforms" by looking for students, delegates to conferences, relatives and researchers to gather information.

The verbal text of the letter further orients the reader emotionally through the use of a redundant vocative, personal pronoun 'you' and attitudinal meanings.