Sentences with phrase «of redundant»

«This is a second home, so they wanted it to be very open, very causal, and without a lot of redundant spaces,» says Dixon.

Saving countless hours of redundant data entry and ensuring accuracy across listing databases.

The division is qualified to handle any client requirement, from a portfolio review of existing locations to the sale of a redundant property.

Our organized real estate associations have been doing a pretty good job trying to enlighten the public that we «real estate agents» are a group of well educated professionals, but isn't it time our profession moved with the times and elevated our image still a little further by getting rid of the redundant terms «salesperson», «sales representative», etc..?

@Michael Rasband I went to one in November and I have had a very different experience and so did most of the people that took it with me that actually ended up purchasing something, the first event in itself wasn't horrible (a lot of redundant information from day to day, best day is the 1st day everything else is just the first day expressed in different terms) once you purchase their packages the first 3 days (which is when you are able to get the refund no question asked) they stay on top of you and email you and respond to you emails after the first 3 days pass everything goes downhill.

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Finally, in case of redundant predictors (in comparison with the bivariate association low β coefficient / Wald statistic), a second regression analysis with a stepwise selection procedure was run to identify the best independently contributing predictors.

Those are easy to spot because they're written in the third person and full of redundant legalese and excessive detail.

Apply my creative thinking, analyze current system, recommend areas of redundant activities, increase productivity by improving process workflow,

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Managed procurement of a redundant, hot - swap 4KW Power System, identified potential vendors, wrote purchase specifications, evaluated vendors on cost, capabilities, reputation, etc..

• Incorporated a patient - focused program within the present nurse education curriculum • Designed an effective competency - based and quality outcome focused plan that can be modeled to different nursing objectives • Wrote a paper on effective nursing education published in Medicinal Practices Today • Reorganized the lesson planning system of the school thus ensuring elimination of redundant information

This leads to an unfocussed resume, with tons of redundant information.

It's kind of redundant, and it takes up valuable space on your resume.

Managed complex revamp of IT service cycle, including development and implementation of disaster recovery solutions, removal of redundant services hosting, and introduction of healthcare continuous service assurance.»

It looks like this... Up - leveled IT performance attaining 99.9 % service rating and saving $ 1.5 M: Managed complex revamp of IT service cycle, including development and implementation of disaster recovery solutions, removal of redundant services hosting, and introduction of healthcare continuous service assurance.

However HTC also puts its own HTC Hub store onto its phones, offering a more refined selection of apps from Google Play, which saves you sifting through reams of redundant applications trying to find the one you want.

Whenever a problem is detected, the system is prepared to run autonomous «healing» actions, and if a device wavers, the operation is transferred to another network of redundant nodes.

I even like how Asus got rid of all their redundant first - party software in favor of Google's standard Android apps, which are what everyone is going to use anyways.

Associate members, including Hyperledger, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance and the Chamber of Digital Commerce, are then aiming to help minimize the amount of redundant work.

In essence, UCS recommends the same charger to be used for all future handsets, regardless of make and model, yielding a 50 percent reduction in standby energy consumption, elimination of 51,000 tons of redundant chargers, and a subsequent reduction of 13.6 million tons in greenhouse gas emissions each year (source: the website of International Telecommunication Union).

It utilizes almost 12 million signatures and runs as fast as a single scan engine due to the removal of redundant signatures.

One thing to be wary of its bloatware: Verizon saddled its 2013 Droid lineup with copious amounts of redundant apps, and we wouldn't be surprised to see its latest exclusive suffer the same fate.

making a GBA mini would be kind of redundant.

Bloatware, a myriad of redundant features, outdated aesthetics and sub-par performance were the main things that stood out to many enthusiasts — particularly those enamored with stock Android.

I also hope for a macOS ui kit, a new ui designed for the modern era (not designed in the»80s), and the elimination of all redundant apps... (ex.

Measures to control spending include cutting 1,500 public service jobs and getting rid of redundant agencies.

The McGill Guide's removal of redundant full stops from citation is a signal that the winds of change have reached that particular convention.

There's also a possibility that the company misunderstood you and was thinking that you were running a backup server (in the sense of a redundant infrastructure) and not making an offline backup of your entire server.

defensible destruction of redundant, outdated and trivial data / information (ROT), with an audit trail that can be relied upon in litigation or regulatory investigation;

The exclusion of claims to British citizenship by descent through the female line is an abhorrent injustice that the Supreme Court described as «a curious survivor of redundant social and political priorities».

Also, since there is a right to counsel for indigent defendants in criminal cases, when a lawyer withdraws (especially for non-payment) the court now has to determine whether or not the client is indigent (which non-payment would typically support an inference of) and if so, the court must appoint a new lawyer who would have to do lots of redundant work to get up to speed in a case.

Our singular Discovery Center software platform is used to address a wide range of use - cases from developing compliance with the NY Cyber-security regulations through the identification and quarantining of PII, to decreasing data storage costs through the discovery and deletion of redundant, obsolete and trivial data.

And, with the removal of redundant legislative material would this then entail more commentary and analysis with an emphasis on quality?

The main issue with renewables is not whether it is technically possible for them to meet total demand — it is whether the large amount of redundant plant needed to deal with intermittency could be afforded.

It was emphasised above that high penetration renewable systems must have a lot of redundant plant.

The fact of the elevation of redundant parapsychologists to public intellectuals speaks for itself.

«This fire was located adjacent to redundant circuit cables and switching mechanisms serving the airport and those cables were damaged, resulting in the outage and loss of redundant service methods.»

It seems kind of redundant to restate it.

Found on walls, vehicles, electronic surfaces and the tops of building façades, each photograph is the result of close observation of a redundant vestige of sign, advertisement, message, or other mode of visual communication.

The artist employs multimedia, contemporary technology as well as archaic forms of redundant tech, with sculptural elements.

His reapplication of domestic objects and technologies offer a fresh reading of their use and function and allow a reinterpretation of the specific identity and history of these redundant objects.

Kashiwagi looks for ways to reinvent the functions of redundant everyday objects to reveal inherent potential uses.

Liam Gillick — YBA Pioneer Affordable art comes in many forms, and in Liam Gillick's hands it appears in the shape of a redundant skateboard.

The heart of the structure, the living quarters, is strictly interior, benefiting from the protection of redundant pressure envelopes.

Her work is inspired by Victorian imagery, old pieces of redundant machinery, European book illustration and anything with an odd or sinister edge.

Like the poignant skeletons of redundant dockers» cranes found on the opposite bank of the Thames, it is an unintentionally elegant monument to overlooked «stuff» — the armatures and detritus that carry remnants of activity, that speak of natural processes of collapse and renewal, and of the human propensity to construct and dismantle.

Animal Man is so intrinsically tied to the format of a comic book that it would be kind of redundant (certainly misguided) to translate it.

It is pretty sweet how you can play on just the tablet while someone else watches TV too, so you're not bogarting the whole living room all the time (though if you already own a 3DS that feature is kind of redundant).

OK, so that's a bit of a redundant statement — of course The Hard Game will kill me, but I mean, I really can't stop.