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ment trains with more than one step provides | redundancy against treatment failure. |
herefore this definition as a whole exhibits | redundancy, and causes a compile-time warning. |
several mechanisms available, thus ensuring | redundancy and safety. |
availability, automated load-balancing, full | redundancy and flexibility. |
udes more wide area network support, greater | redundancy and uptime capabilities. |
n, but (as mentioned above) there's a lot of | redundancy and a lot of extraneous information, as well |
enables PIM-SM to have Rendezvous Point (RP) | redundancy and inter-domain multicasting. |
This automatically eliminates any | redundancy and paves the way for maximum recomposition |
demy manager was abolished following Gritt's | redundancy, and control of the youth set up has been ha |
is nearly at capacity and also provide more | redundancy and added public transport linkages between |
cided to offer staff the option of voluntary | redundancy as a way of cutting costs. |
demic year (2008/2009) Jenkins took voluntry | redundancy because the school realised English shouldn' |
In addition, there is a lot of | redundancy between each role class. |
His 2006 Notice of | Redundancy Bill |
s whether anyone else is concerned about the | redundancy built into this page. |
Cyclic | redundancy check checksums for data transmission and da |
In telecommunication, a longitudinal | redundancy check (LRC) or horizontal redundancy check i |
Even parity is a special case of a cyclic | redundancy check (CRC), where the 1-bit CRC is generate |
For long pulse trains, a cyclic | redundancy check may be calculated and displayed, givin |
protocols use such an XOR-based longitudinal | redundancy check byte (often called Block Check Charact |
l error control coding, such as a transverse | redundancy check, to correct errors. |
ome in Timperley, Greater Manchester, with a | redundancy cheque of £2,500. |
artz, later forced several Brunel staff into | redundancy, closed the Department of Geography and Eart |
e dimension of the signal being transformed) | redundancy compared to a separable (DWT). |
In June 2009 Macfarlanes launched a second | redundancy consultation, affecting 14 support staff and |
While this diff eliminated a | redundancy created by a too-swift reversion, it created |
A number of standard | redundancy criteria and simplification techniques are u |
ew exciting words like information, entropy, | redundancy, do not solve all our problems." |
kup submarine would do so as per the fleet's | redundancy doctrine. |
In compiler theory, partial | redundancy elimination (PRE) is a compiler optimization |
on's Employment Relations (Statutory Minimum | Redundancy Entitlements) Amendment Bill was drawn from |
(You may wish to try Tony1's | redundancy exercises.) |
All networks need | redundancy for enhanced reliability. |
That added | redundancy for redundancy sake seems quite odd and ill |
fied by mice) have developed compensation or | redundancy for the functions of caveolins. |
Little took voluntary | redundancy from the station in January 2009. |
estranged from his wife and under threat of | redundancy from his shipyard job, the two men forge a f |
This triple | redundancy has preserved the total of years from Hiram |
Later, following | redundancy, he set up a telecommunication company with |
and two DLAs in each SARJ providing on-orbit | redundancy, however a series of space walks would be re |
ereby increasing its firepower and providing | redundancy if one gun jammed - a common occurrence at t |
final compensation scheme were for voluntary | redundancy, if below normal pension age (either aged 60 |
For airliners, flight-control | redundancy improves their safety, but fly-by-wire contr |
The plan eliminated | redundancy in the teaching and business degree programs |
Redundancy in computer science means more work in maint | |
rruption detection (and recovery if you have | redundancy in the pool). |
Two satellites were built for | redundancy in case of a malfunction; if the first unit |
the component be shut down, with sufficient | redundancy in the system to allow operation to continue |
xed, well-known locations, and there is some | redundancy inherent in the data structures that may all |
Its amplifier | redundancy is 16 for 12, and its receiver redundancy is |
Redundancy is a key for understanding aging and the sys | |
Data | redundancy is provided via recovery records and recover |
The | redundancy is needed so that if one choke has to be tak |
ents" that act to contain a fault, and extra | redundancy is built into all physical connectors, power |
s can have more than one FEN homologue, this | redundancy may give an indication of the importance of |
nt receptors, while having certain extent of | redundancy, may mediate different functions of thyroid |
ble for many distributive applications where | redundancy may be crucial. |
s and louvre doors funded by Denzil's £2,000 | redundancy money. |
ncil, running out of money, decided to issue | redundancy notices to its entire workforce in September |
160 workers at Betteshanger were served with | redundancy notices. |
5 and in fact the staff had been issued with | redundancy notices. |
Timothy Mo - The | Redundancy of Courage |
Booker Prize for Fiction (shortlist) for The | Redundancy of Courage |
This | redundancy of two provides extra information for analys |
the novelist J.L. Carr fought to prevent the | redundancy of the church. |
The decision resulted in the | redundancy of long-time Classic Gold Gem presenter Geof |
ffic flow in the network and the operational | redundancy of every node can be used. |
y have their roots in hardware systems where | redundancy of equipment was the primary mechanism for a |
an the average PWR due to the robustness and | redundancy of the Emergency Core Cooling System (ECCS). |
ss consolidation efforts also eliminated the | redundancy of state warehouse facilities in the Harrisb |
tous degeneration of the leaflets leading to | redundancy of valve tissue and ultimately, Mitral Valve |
o for a decomposition of N levels there is a | redundancy of N in the wavelet coefficients. |
There's so much | redundancy on here? |
to have not been considered for a voluntary | redundancy package at the station in late 2008. |
med Logan was offered the choice of taking a | redundancy package or accepting a post as a cross-platf |
ompletion of their training as part of their | redundancy package. |
The family uses the father's | redundancy pay to purchase a large old home situated on |
(CSCS), civil servants received, on average, | redundancy pay-offs equivalent to three years' pay, wit |
The dispute over | redundancy payments is long-standing, and under previou |
and said that the Act's effort to cap these | redundancy payments was "an inevitable consequence of c |
anufacturer Jensen Motors, and used a £6,000 | redundancy payout when the company went bankrupt to set |
e Superannuation Act 1972, in order to limit | redundancy payouts and to end the absolute requirement |
ardly in place before the maximum figure for | redundancy payouts was repealed and higher levels annou |
uture of fab 7 and the previously negotiated | redundancy plans in March 2009 both which according to |
g a payment based on Amnesty International's | redundancy policy. |
ation over possible redeployment following a | redundancy process. |
He was also successful in challenging the | redundancy programme of Smiths Aerospace, winning subst |
Following a substantial | redundancy programme the remaining staff were transferr |
An additional factor was the | redundancy provided by having two independent supplies. |
roughs, technical user-features, uniqueness, | redundancy, relevance, advertising revenue yield, fresh |
d snooker sections separately, with a lot of | redundancy removal (e.g. the snooker section does not n |
d she was leaving UTV as part of a voluntary | redundancy scheme at the station. |
Additionally, a | redundancy strategy contributes to the accuracy and the |
TMR concept can be applied to many forms of | redundancy, such as software redundancy in the form of |
he final entry was modified to eliminate the | redundancy; thanks for pointing it out though. |
In partial incremental | redundancy, the systematic bits are always included so |
lf is the only known member; because of this | redundancy the concept is rarely used. |
cterized by pompous obscurity resulting from | redundancy, the semantically strained use of words, and |
res and faults that lead to a loss of system | redundancy, they require monitoring but present no haza |
application that utilizes several levels of | redundancy to avoid disconnections. |
The need for this | redundancy was dramatically confirmed when a fire at Mo |
l development for multimedia journalism, his | redundancy was announced on 2 March 2011. |
critical missions, SLR has provided failsafe | redundancy when other radiometric tracking systems have |
ode points are unavailable in direct form, a | redundancy which allows encoding error detection; |
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