Sentences with phrase «redundancy between»

Meanwhile, Facebook has been fixing the biggest problems with its Stories: redundancy between Facebook, Messenger and Instagram.

My «buckets» (I prefer to call them «Cash FIREhoses») should perform independently, with the exception of some redundancy between my dividend account (mostly established large cap companies with solid dividends) and the mutual fund stock accounts.

Sony's Dash «Internet Viewer» is powered by the Chumby OS, so it makes sense that the S1 and S2 will be able to use the Chumby app to fill a Dash - like role, though the redundancy between Chumby and the «Dash Dock» is perplexing.

Success Academy recently completed a reorganization to maximize efficiency, reduce redundancy between departments and map out a strategic plan for the next three years as we plan to grow from 14 to more than 30 schools.

No strong evidence was found for any epistasis between antigens driving population dynamics, or redundancy between functionally similar accessory ABTs, or age stratification of antigen profiles.

«First, maybe there is some redundancy between these enhancer sequences, and losing two of them will cause the mice to be nonviable or infertile.

Analysis of Sema3B null mice showed they were viable, fertile, and displayed no overt pathological abnormalities, suggesting an inherent correction mechanism or level of redundancy between the class 3 semaphorins.

There is, therefore, no redundancy between the efficacy of past persons, including Jesus, and the efficacy of God.

The lower screen is home to the majority of the InTouch's features, menus and preferences, but there are redundancies between the two areas — for example, both can control the audio source or hands - free calling.

Not exact matches

He said the company incurred redundancy costs and had to hire new staff and this had slowed its planned expansion, which would involve between 6 per cent and 7 per cent growth annually in store numbers.

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.

What is especially troublesome about the relationship between God and Jesus as portrayed by Cobb is that our two different routes of inheritance from them indicate either a conflict between these two figures or redundancy on the part of Cobb.

Thus any kind of information, revelatory or otherwise, has to walk the razor's edge between noise and redundancy, between chaos and monotony, between unintelligibility and repetition.

When choosing the mattress crib for your little one you should consider the features like: crib dimensions, firmness, that has no gaps between it and crib, weight, a crib redundancy and the most important thing, that it made according to standards.

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No only does this ensure redundancy in case your PS4 is engulfed by laser - eyed man - eating seagulls, but it also means that these settings, saved games, screenshots and the like can be transferred between consoles more easily.

As I noted last week, because there is so much overlap between resilience and reliability, it risks redundancy to simply add resilience standards on top of existing reliability standards.

He has also frequently argued EU law points in the Supreme Court, for example in United States of America v Nolan [2015] 3 WLR 1105 (about collective redundancy consultation and the relationship between EU law and domestic law), Ministry of Justice v O'Brien [2013] ICR 499 (about objective justification in discrimination cases), and Russell v Transocean [2012] ICR 185 (about what counts as «working time»).

The claimant had been dismissed for redundancy, in a contest between two people.

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».

The technology featured file encryption against hosts wishing to view stored data, file redundancy by spreading data to a wide range of hosts, and smart contracts enabling payments between renters and hosts.

Facilitated communication between shifts to limit redundancies and increase efficient operations.