redundant object

Moreover, some sorts of knowledge can rapidly become redundant.

Redundant records appeared for transactions carried out by different users.

Redundant records appeared for transactions carried out by different users.

However, at one level it might be considered to be redundant.

Such formulation not only jeopardized the rule, but also made it redundant.

But weak ties extend further and provide more novel, innovative, and non redundant information.

In fact, for such a country, local experts are not just redundant, but dangerous.

After two catastrophic wars, Europeans decided to build institutions that would make military conflict redundant.

Unemployment is a product of capitalism people who are no longer needed are simply made redundant.

Should one part of the system fail, a redundant part will need to take its place.

Finally, the Executive Committee decided that the following seven recommendations would either be redundant or counterproductive

Something immoral, apparently, but what? The term has rarely been used before, and seems to be redundant.

And, while redundant domain names are not evil, I do think that they are a waste of resources.

The Trusteeship Council, which has been rendered redundant, stands today as a worthy testimonial of that major accomplishment.

They also provide redundant systems for, usually, all of these features, to mitigate the problems when each inevitably fails.

The concept of the right to protect was therefore redundant and, as recent history had shown, could be dangerous.

In view of the scope of draft article 18, paragraph 2, draft paragraph 6 of article 9 was redundant.

The Board notes that employees were made redundant as surplus to requirements in terms of the revised organizational structure.

The Executive Committee believed that the implementing agencies already provided such explanations, thus rendering the evaluators' suggestion in this regard redundant.

A more globalized world needs global financial institutions, but ones that focus on coordination, supervision and technical advice, not redundant lending mechanisms.

Redundant workers have ended up in worse performing activities, such as informal services, causing economy wide productivity to stagnate, despite impressive manufacturing performance.

There were lots of good ideas large companies could second redundant managers, technicians, and professionals to act as mentors for local start ups.

Concealing data within encrypted data or within random data.

Redundant military bases will be closed and new weapons systems projects put on hold to finance the restructuring and global deployment of intervention forces.

You say, This photograph, it's about it depicts this person. Bing! That's data. Data, data, data.

Audience Aaaaaaah ... Itay Talgam Come on, with me. If you do it without me I feel even more redundant than I already feel.

To me, useless jobs are, well, useless. And, while redundant domain names are not evil, I do think that they are a waste of resources.

We could talk about government data, enterprise data is really important, there's scientific data, there's personal data, there's weather data, there's data about events, there's data about talks, and there's news and there's all kinds of stuff.

A data logger is a data acquisition system, but a data acquisition system is not necessarily a data logger.

On the other hand, a data dictionary is a data structure that stores metadata, i.e., (structured) data about data.

In today s world of deep and liquid global financial markets, the main lending instruments of the IMF and and the Bank are largely unnecessary and redundant.

The decision was primarily to realign the UNOPS staff establishment of the time with the revised organizational structure so as to remove redundant posts and staff.

This is from real data in California, looking at wind data and solar data.

Data control The Data Control Language (DCL) authorizes users to access and manipulate data.

(no country data), we do have data.

Data access, data availability and information extraction

Agreement on data collection and data sharing

This also fuels opposition to government intervention, and to stimulus policies, which are supposedly redundant, if not harmful, since the events that require them cannot happen (but do).

But it is hard to resist the conclusion that technological unemployment, as John Maynard Keynes called it, will continue to rise, as more and more people become redundant.

The demobilization of the redundant Special Security Service personnel remains on hold, as the National Transitional Government is unable to raise the 900,000 required to fund this exercise.

My delegation can see no need to attempt such regulation, which would include unnecessary reaffirmations of existing principles and rules so fundamental that their reaffirmation would be redundant.

Data availability Lack of adequate, reliable and consistent environmental and socioeconomic data Scattered, limited, discontinued and insufficient data Institutional constraints in accessing and sharing data

Appeals by more than 200 former employees, made redundant by the review process prescribed by the reform, were processed, while remaining members of staff were assigned to new positions.

Applied geophysics projects typically have the following elements data acquisition, data reduction, data processing, modeling, and geological interpretation.