Sentences with phrase «redundancy built»

«There's a lot of redundancy built into the system... So compromise of any given location or at any given moment in the process is not going to result in the loss of bitcoin.»

There's no NAND redundancy built in to the drive as OCZ is fairly comfortable with the error and failure rates at 25nm.

For example, if Oculus had more redundancy built into their admin processes, they might have had a second chance to catch that expired security certificate.

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.

But this is just to meet current needs with no redundancy built into the system or insurance vs cloudy days and we still have not added in the energy required to run the electric car!

It has quadruple redundancy built into its system, with four detection chambers to make sure results are both accurate and deliverable on time.

«For all the redundancy built into our systems — multiple servers, multiple hosting sites, Raid drives, redundant power — we were undone by a simple administrative task,» reads a mea culpa statement on the blog of CrossRef, the organization that maintains the DOI system.

I assume that it is primarily Distant Lands in the Midwest, but that there is a lot of redundancy built into their supply chains so that they never get caught short of a particular product.

Let's hope the iPads work flawlessly even in the most critical of situations while there are enough redundancies built into the entire system to ensure everything works just as it should even in the most demanding situation.

This way, there is a little redundancy build in, making it less likely that we're going to need to pay taxes as a result of investment income.

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That built - in redundancy also helps free you up to focus on larger projects.

She said the state of the US presidential election in the spring led her to look for ways to build redundancy into her data sources.

Our Data Center has been built with redundancy in mind: dual power source with automatic switch - over, dedicated UPS's and diesel generators and multiple tier - 1 upstream providers.

We had the luxury of time, which we used in part to build redundancies.

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.

They hope that with such built - in redundancies and cues, perhaps they can chart a more reliable, smoother course for us all.

There is also the issue of built - in capacity redundancy both of production and transportation of the electricity generated by wind and solar, let alone the thorny question of storage.

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.

Sulston thinks that there is some built - in redundancy: «You need more than one computer in an airplane, so it's invisible if one breaks down.

U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm. James A. Watson, the federal on - scene coordinator for the cleanup and containment efforts, Tuesday gave BP 72 hours to build redundancies and fail - safes into its efforts to collect oil and gas from the Macondo 252 well now that the top hat containment system has begun to capture and recover some of the oil escaping from the wellhead.

His plan involves using the resources of the Red Planet to fuel a sequence of manned and unmanned missions to build an infrastructure that would allow us to truly explore our celestial neighbor firsthand, while at the same time creating a redundancy in case any equipment or spacecraft malfunctioned.

The AET is proposing to cut the number of buildings and estates staff in schools by over 25 per cent, resulting in at least 34 redundancies across its 66 primary, special and secondary academies.

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.

Build in a redundancy system.

With built - in analytics, easily run reports across your curriculum for gaps and redundancies, standards alignment, scope and sequence, and interdisciplinary connections.

Infiniti's combination of a large touch screen, a multifunction controller, and distinct buttons builds in a lot of redundancy that makes it extremely easy to use.

This is a common industry practice and a large part the reason that built in obsolescence and redundancy is a highly protected aspect of the motor trade.

While an element of built - in redundancy can be reassuring — it's nice to know your car will always be within its comfort zone — the already capable basic Grand Cherokee offers all the off - road prowess most drivers will ever need.

My glowing sense of pride was somewhat damaged, though, when a savage meteor shower rained down deathly pain by consistently annihilating the pipes carrying water and oxygen to the domes, and since I hadn't been smart enough to build in redundancies into everything my colony began to crumble.

This sounds like an intriguing game mode and easily can help build a lot of interest, the repetition and redundancy of the same game mode over and over again being put in one Battlefield game to the next was beginning to lose its appeal.

Some reports claimed the final redundancy count was as high as 700, with Disney repositioning its interactive business to focus on building social games.

Given the above, China already is building out a domestic energy infrastructure well - suited for integration into a Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure that would increase redundancy and supply security for China's huge economy.

In the latter case, best practice in the realization of new structures include 1) the need for gradual and non-catastrophic failure in case of overload, and 2) building in redundancy, so that a single failure in the system would not compromise the overall flood risk protection capacity.

Hardware and software redundancy is built in to protect firms from data loss.

By happy coincidence, I know of another manager who is looking to train staff in the work of his team, to build skill redundancy in case of emergency.

This is mind boggling given that triple redundancy is supposed to be built into these systems.

He noted that the FF 91 has a number of built - in redundancies: redundant power systems, redundant ECUs, redundant sensors.

The car was built with numerous redundancies to keep it functioning in the event something fails.

And while it's not really a true backup solution, the inclusion of OneDrive does let you build a little redundancy into your file storage.

Our SaaS - based critical communications platform is built on a secure, scalable and reliable infrastructure with multiple layers of redundancy to enable the rapid delivery of critical communications, with near real - time verification, over numerous devices and contact paths.

This might be moving into a new role post redundancy, becoming self employed, building a second career to take you to retirement or a complete career change.

This might be moving into a new role post redundancy, becoming self - employed, building a second career to take you to retirement or a complete career change.

Planned and built redundancy into existing systems to eliminate downtime due to server failure.

• Write test and validate solutions based on each user's specific requirements • Build test environments and ensure that performance tests are properly executed • Coordinate resources to assist in the execution of test scripts and user acceptance terms • Ascertain that all component changes are manually tested against impacted areas • Analyze test data to determine inconsistencies and redundancies and ensure that these are properly addressed • Perform manual testing on applications such as.

The biggest advantage of the built - up roofing system is its redundancy.