Sentences with phrase «provide redundancy»

For example, a torrent can use both DHT and a traditional tracker, which will provide redundancy in case the tracker fails.

To provide redundancy, the M70 also has two fuel pumps, fuel rails, distributors, mass air flow sensors, crankshaft position sensors, coolant temperature sensors and throttle bodies.

Bolden also said at the press conference today that he thinks the Russians will be «perfectly happy» with the advent of the U.S. commercial systems because they provide redundancy in crew access to the ISS and the «intent is to fly mixed crews.»

Activation of multiple signaling pathways may allow cells to finely tune expression of effector molecules as well as provide redundancy and resiliency.

Options to consider could include, for example, constructing a dry spillway as a backup outlet, or installing a second modern drainage tunnel that would provide redundancy and flexibility.

Two additional five - cell cavities were installed in the booster in 2015, providing redundancy and increasing the reliability for top - up operation.

Do many enhancers regulate a given gene's expression in a given tissue, providing redundancy?

Honeywell Defense Avionics Systems, City • ST 1999 — 2004 Systems Engineer (Selected Accomplishments) Provided Redundancy Management (RM) oversight for RM function of the Honeywell FMS product line.

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After a match can be made between the bets of two users, the bet can be executed on the blockchain using an Ethereum smart contract, providing a high level of security, redundancy, and transparency.

Dutchess County has worked to build redundancy into its network and phone systems for continuity of operations in the case of disaster to ensure services can still be provided to residents.

It said the redundancy payments of the staff being sacked would provide a «boost in trade for the local economy».

The paper provides for a gradual transition, with no life peers forced to retire before death, but with the possibility of a redundancy package should they choose it.

«This review provides the opportunity to ensure that issues around the redeployment of the school workforce rather than redundancy, tight fiscal accountability rather than cheque book management, and the fair and equitable treatment of employees rather than subjective and punitive management are addressed.»

ABB says this is the cheapest type of conventional plant, and that building it will provide jobs for most of the 6000 nuclear plant employees facing redundancy.

Cloud storage theoretically provides near - seamless backup and data redundancy, preventing data loss and also enabling files to be shared among users almost anywhere.

In the event of an alarm being activated the alarm system is typically attached to a telephone line, or other methods such as wired Internet Protocol (IP) and wireless General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) monitoring paths to provide in built redundancy.

Ideally these tools should be as efficient as possible in providing essential information with minimal redundancy and minimal intrusion on instructional time.

Generate powerful reports that analyze curricula to identify relevance, gaps, and redundancies that provide data for improvement

LAs also provide schools with a safety net when they experience challenging issues by providing advice and access to specialist staff, for example, around issues to do with asbestos, school budgets, redundancies, financial management, staff health, disability access or challenging parents.

These segments have potential to reduce regional rush - hour congestion through the operation of passenger ferry services and would provide a needed redundancy to the regional system.

GDCI LERIS is housed in a TIER - 3 data center with redundancy provided with a TIER - 3 data center located in a separate geographical region.

He is committed to applying an enterprise approach to all business challenges to ensure technology solutions meet expectations, provide maximum business value and reduce redundancies and costs.

This redundancy provides the driver with a choice of how he or she wants to accomplish most tasks, and contributes significantly to the Maxima's high marks for ease of use.

Dual braking circuits, each linking both front brakes with one rear brake, provide a safety - conscious redundancy.

In such a system, the files are transferred for the portions, each torrent - client, receiving (downloading) these parts at the same time sends (uploads) them to the other clients, which reduces dependence on the source of each customer, providing data redundancy.

Redundancy insurance can provide short - term financial assistance if you lose your job.

Some employers provide job hunting help as part of a redundancy package.

Most will be able to advise on, and barter for, better redundancy packages on your behalf and provide free advice and guidance on your rights.

For example, if you had a separate income protection policy or your employer provided an illness and redundancy package, and you informed the salesperson you had this cover, but they insisted you also had to take their insurance; or you weren't asked if you had any alternative cover, go to how to reclaim.

The shelter would provide a broader range of services and eliminate the redundancy of duplicate shelter efforts such as adoption, owner - surrenders and wildlife intake.

Source observations are provided as originally reported and will contain many quality control and redundancy issues.

Sarah has an excellent reputation for providing pragmatic legal advice to employers and senior executives on a wide range of issues including reorganisation and redundancy, discipline and grievance procedures, absence and performance management, the employment law implications of buying or selling a business, protection of confidential information, whistleblowing, discrimination and restrictive covenants.

He has particular expertise in providing advice on the people side of business strategy, complex restructures, TUPE, redundancy procedures, employment status (including workforce reviews) and managing difficult employees.

Providing day - to - day employment advice and strategic project advice to a global airline, including on a number of relocations, redundancies and changes to terms and conditions and on proposed strike action by cabin crew.

Her areas of employment law experience includes acting for clients on Employment Tribunal matters involving claims for unfair dismissal and discrimination and providing advice to a variety of clients on day - to - day employment issues such as disciplinary and performance management, sickness, redundancy, contracts of employment, HR policies, recruitment and managing staff exits.

The redundancy calculator will provide an estimated statutory redundancy payment based on the user's entry of age, length of service, and salary.

He will be advising a range of clients, from global companies to SMEs, providing commercial and practical advice on employment matters, from redundancies to protection of employment.

She provides commercial and practical advice to a wide range of businesses and has developed particular expertise in outsourcing, TUPE, redundancies and restructuring programmes.

Julie provides advice and reputation on a number of employment rights matters including unfair dismissals, redundancy and wages claims and discrimination claims.

Our redundancy solicitors have in - depth experience of dealing with redundancy cases and will provide all the help and advice you need to ensure the best possible outcome.

Duties include, but are not limited to: • Designs and implements LAN, WAN, WLAN, voice, Internet, security and video solutions that follow architecture standards and best practices • Works with the infrastructure team to establish support capability, capacity and redundancy • Maintains complete inventory, configuration, and documentation of new and existing deployed infrastructure • Provides support for existing infrastructure services and project - based work leading to the development and deployment of new infrastructure services • Serves as one of the primary points of contact for telecommunication carriers and services providers, coordinating circuit design, provisioning, installation, and troubleshooting • Works cross-functionally with technology, administrative, and legal groups to understand and align technical requirements and technology choices

Doing so would eliminate unnecessary redundancies and provide a variety of time - saving features — but only if he could find the right software for his busy practice's needs.

He is therefore comfortable providing UK redundancy and TUPE advice whilst coordinating the relevant employment input from other jurisdictions where necessary.

In Worrall v Wilmot Dixon Partnerships Limited (UK / EAT / 0521 / 09 / DM), [2010] All ER (D) 107 (Jul) there was a collective agreement entered into between Birmingham City Council and Birmingham City Council trade unions which provided for re-deployment and redundancy and for the adding of additional years service under the «Superannuation Regulations».

For example, information provided in various consultation situations, such as collective redundancies or TUPE transfers, will need to include certain details regarding temps.

This is probably due, to a large extent, to five levels of redundancy built in their email servers / MX records In terms of security, Los Angeles City Council's decision appears to have been influenced by the prospect of Google providing GovCloud (see reason 2 in this article), enabling, in the future, email / calendar / other Google Apps info from government clients to be segregated from other Google Apps users, located in the US and encrypted Re: your comment «I can rely on the infrastructure of a large firm to make sure all the necessary security is in place.

Redundancy Insurance can provide you with the peace of mind and a valuable safety - net if you lose your job.

Whilst the name suggests, unemployment protection insurance — also called redundancy insurance — could provide cover should you discover yourself away from work if you are paying out a monthly sum for a predetermined period.

The necessary, relevant information is provided thoroughly without any unnecessary redundancy, making the course content easy to comprehend and the exam question easy to respond to.

It's not quite as newbie - friendly as the Seagate Personal Cloud, but it's a much better performer, provides data redundancy (two drives), and the streaming and backup features are top - notch.