Sentences with phrase «redundancy into»

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Not exact matches

One major point of contention is the fact that SoundCloud hired a number of people into roles over the last few months knowing full well that they were going to have to make large redundancies, according to TechCrunch.

Redundancies could be eliminated, thousands of people could be fired and two former Internet superpowers would be downsized into a single and steady (if uninspiring) entity that sold ads against its collective online properties — news, blogs and Web products like email, maps and weather.

«A lot of corporations jump into new businesses, make acquisitions, and even decide to merge based on very questionable criteria like «favourable ratios», «minimal redundancy» and (my personal favourite) «Strategic synergism.»

Yet, to repeat another point made earlier, if these constraints themselves become too rigid, as they often do in the unfolding of a religious tradition, then the communication flow becomes so burdened with redundancy that it loses any truly informational (in this case, revelatory) character and decays into the transmission of mere banality.

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.

For example, a higher rate of Jobseeker's Allowance paid for the first six weeks of unemployment to those who have lost their jobs after perhaps four or five years in work could be a big help in cushioning the immediate financial impact of redundancy and give them a better chance of getting back into work and back on their feet sooner.

If the parents of more than two children are precipitated into claiming benefits through a change in circumstances, like redundancy, a partner leaving them or being bereaved, then their children will suffer.

The unit is now about to recommend that dozens of British research institutes be forced into new groupings in order to obtain what it calls «savings / flexible use of manpower», otherwise known as budget cuts and redundancies.

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.

«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.

ASIA ONE — Dec 10 — Matchmaking is booming in South Korea amid the global economic crisis, as fathers facing redundancy rush their children into marriage and jobless women find financial security in married life.

A strong sense of style, an observant screenplay, and the sort of performances that elevate standard fare into the realm of memorable buoy the picture over many of its rough patches and redundancies, but Lin needs to squeeze out his narrative with greater urgency and balance: long periods of high school drama and exposition separated by badly justified epiphanies undermine the picture's coherence and flow.

Writer - director Rowan Joffe (28 Weeks Later) manages the neat trick of keeping the necessary repetition of the plot from sinking into dull redundancy.

It's the kind of movie that one almost feels guilty for laughing at so readily, but it has such a random and very odd way of looking at this simple man's world, that it sneaks up on you, never settling into a predictable groove or over-utilizing its brand of humor to the point of redundancy.

We compiled these into a master list, eliminated the redundancies, and came up with the core content of our new textbook.

GM is folding Strobe Inc.'s engineering team into subsidiary Cruise Automation, which recently unveiled plans for «the world's first mass - producible car designed with the redundancy and safety requirements necessary to operate without a driver.»

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.

Barry: Various people have handled various aspects of turning my manuscripts into finished books and selling them into various markets, but one thing I've always had is redundancy — redundancy in the positive, layered - defense, NASA, two kidneys sense.

Similarly, if you've recently come into money be it through a work bonus, surprise inheritance, redundancy pay out or such like, making the most of this lump sum is crucial to your financial wellbeing in the future.

You may start thinking about investing because you've come into some money - from a redundancy or compensation payout, an inheritance or gift or a lottery win.

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

Fine, hoard your Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest games to be rehashed into redundancy, but set free these great niche titles that you're never going to touch again.

As a concept, downloadable content is still very much in its infancy, but videogames have already managed to exploit it into near redundancy.

The Wii U Pro Controller's redundancy is highlighted when you consider that the biggest two - stick game on the horizon is bringing yet another controller into the mix.

This redundancy is frequently coupled with arbitrarily assigned weakness and resistances make little logical sense, turning the RPG into a guessing game.

-- SEGA spent $ 210 million on games development — That is a 27 percent increase compared to the year prior — Advertising expenses climbed 53 percent, up to $ 73 million — SEGA is releasing 50 games by the end of the financial year in March, but combined sales of all those are expected to be about 5.4 million units — SEGA initially expected to sell about 300,000 units of its four latest Wii U games — That is now revised to 230,000, making it the weakest platform in terms of unit sales — Full year expectations for 3DS 1,160,000 — SEGA's revenue for the three - quarter period was $ 685 million — After expenses, that lowers to a profit of $ 18 million — SEGA is now organizing a sweeping business restructure, which will rebuild the corporation into three divisions, as part of a wider plan to «drastically improve profitability» — At least 300 positions at the corporation are targeted for redundancy — SEGA has set aside $ 125 million for the restructure costs — SEGA expects to lose $ 110m for the full year

The final stage also follows the same pattern, but it's about five stages combined into one and borders on torture / redundancy with a series of mazes and long passageways that take forever to pass.

Rhode's Recurrency, perhaps like history itself, resembles a bad dream that's only bad at first; then, as it eases out of terror and into redundancy, you get swept up in its rhythm.

To convert that into a useful time - varying global mean needs a statistical model, good understanding of the data problems and enough redundancy to characterise the uncertainties.

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!

The separation into a «change» part is actually a redundancy.

«Chuckle - thons» lost their application years ago, this slide into redundancy was accelerated by the anonymity of the Internet, and still it seems that has also escaped the notice of the more highly disassociated in their «passenger position» in the «riding of the greenhouse wagon».

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.

This practice will accomplish two objectives: First, it consolidated peer review comments into a smaller thread, reduces redundancy of suggestions and helps you gather the suggested revisions.

Jim, that's a veritable workshop on how to pack the most loaded modifiers into one sentence — albeit at the cost of redundancy and vagueness.

You don't want to separate the accounting functions from your accounts receivable and trust management or you will be dealing with manual workarounds — the redundancy of retyping your time tracking and invoices into your accounting software.

The second case raises that well - known HR horror of having in the redundancy pool an employee off on maternity leave, a complication potentially so difficult that a major law firm was held by a tribunal and the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) to have got it wrong and fallen into the trap of producing an equal and opposite discriminatory result for another affected employee.

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

Claims are divided into type A and type B; broadly speaking, type A claims (for example, statutory redundancy payments, unlawful deductions from wages and breach of contract) are those which the Lord Chancellor regards as typically the more straightforward and accordingly the fees related to such claims are lower than those for type B claims (which include discrimination, unfair dismissal and whistleblowing claims).

Perhaps these unnecessary qualifications are an effort to appear more precise, but such redundancies simply fatten up the content until it can't be buttoned into the space or time allotted.

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».

Claims are divided into two types: Type A (for example, claims for statutory redundancy payments, unlawful deductions from wages and breach of contract) and Type B (for example, unfair dismissal, discrimination and whistleblowing).

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.

It can mirror data across multiple drives for redundancy, or combine multiple physical drives into a single pool of storage.

Coming from Motorola and OnePlus phones with an experience closer to stock Android, the choices Samsung made with its software didn't feel like improvements to the experience.The further I got into using the phone, the more the redundancies and awkward design of the phone stood out and worsened the experience.