Reduced Operating Expenses: Both AOL and Time Warner had redundant operations that would be removed after the merger.
Source: Rebellion Research
Customers do not have to repeat procedures or read redundant information when switching channels if they start in one channel.
Source: ReadWrite
Campaigners and redundant staff from the Belmont Filmhouse, forced to close its doors in October, are holding a screening of It's a Wonderful Life as the fight to save the cinema continues.
Source: Phys.org
But by the time Outer Range devolves into the goofiness of episodes five through eight (“The Soil,” “The Family,” “The Unknown,” and “The West”) that once satisfying strangeness grows as achingly redundant as its chapters’ title structure.
Source: The A.V. Club
The technology automates redundant activities, such as managing requests for IT support or answering common HR questions.
Source: MarTech Series
Consolidating with Microsoft 365 eliminates redundant solutions.
Source: Daily Host News
(These sorts of disclosures are faddish today, but in a few years, they may be rendered redundant because so much writing will be AI-assisted.
Source: The Atlantic
Explaining Marvel Snap at this point does feel a bit redundant as it has quickly become one of the most popular games out there.
Source: Kotaku
3) to create a non-redundant MAG dataset.
Source: Nature.com
Written in Objective-C, the downloader, execute, contains now-redundant code that suggests it has been around for several years.
Source: ABP Live
The centre is run by Alison and Adrian Bailey, who has lived in the area for 22 years and wanted to turn their redundant grazing field into a place people could enjoy with their pets.
Source: Devon Live
Musk clarified on stage that these satellites are not intended to replace traditional towers, but provide a redundant network that could fill in the blank zones and potentially provide a temporary network during a natural disaster when cell towers go offline.
Source: GSMArena.com news GSMArena.com
Image caption, Wade Ceramics boss Paul Farmer revealed in August that the firm's annual energy bill had risen by £500,000Stoke-on-Trent pottery firm Wade Ceramics is making 130 staff redundant just weeks before Christmas, it has been revealed.
Source: BBC
“In areas with known internet connectivity issues, carriers might need to provide alternative or redundant methods of hazard communication (in addition to the vehicle placards) to ensure that first responders have adequate information in an emergency,” ATA and NTTC wrote.
Source: Transport Topics Online
The future of Chartham's historic paper mill industry after dozens of staff were made redundant with immediate effect yesterday (September 22).
Source: Kent Live
To make money, operators need to be able to leverage technology to eliminate redundant tasks, track info and data, and keep everyone on the same page.
Source: QSR magazine
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Endlessly doing leg raises, basic planks, and oblique crunches can become redundant if you’re looking for a program that really attacks your abs.
Source: msnNOW
Administrators confirmed this week that the company had ceased trading, resulting in 130 staff being made redundant before Christmas.
Source: BBC
We performed a bioinformatic search for Cas13 proteins across NCBI and Genome Taxonomy Database (GTDB) genomes, culminating in a non-redundant set of 224 Cas13 protein sequences (Fig.
Source: Nature.com
With a name like Other it’s no wonder that people are adssuming this is redundant files that can be deleted.
Source: Macworld
These songs feel redundant but are serviceable enough: “The Genius on Cleveland Street” gives The Old Man a chance to do more than bluster, while “What a Mother Does” makes the subtext of under-appreciated Mother clear to anyone who might have missed it.
Source: Utah Arts Review
Administrators have now been appointed at the Arjowiggins Group mills at Stoneywood, along with a site at Chartham in Kent with 368 of the group's 463 UK-based employees made redundant immediately.
Source: Grampian Online
– CISO in a recent ETR roundtable
The push to consolidate redundant vendors
Here’s another stat from ETR’s Erik Bradley.
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Zuniga said at the time there were concerns that the data received by the commission included redundant or missing names, and unclear entries about officers who moved departments.
Source: GBH News
9 double rollover fortune is up for grabs and £500,000 in ThunderballDad's 'moment of madness' chasing burglars cost him his freedom and his unborn childReal LifeAdam White said his decision to drive after the intruders saw him jailed, lose his £60k-a-year job and, most tragically, lose his unborn babyGloucestershireHuge rise in number of elderly people living alone in GloucestershirePensioners living on their own are at greater risk of social isolation, depression, and ill healthCheltenham Joules staff redundant as store is shut downCheltenhamIt is one of 19 stores which have been closedNational Lottery results live: Winning Lotto and Thunderball numbers for tonight, Saturday, December 3, 2022National LotteryA £3.
Source: Gloucestershire Live
A fully functioning base, sited in the most favourable position, and enjoying a multiply redundant infrastructure maintained by shifts of highly motivated and trained engineers, is still in a far, far more precarious position than any Antarctic base is today.
Source: Aeon
An advantage of sourcing a working 27-inch iMac is the resale value of its redundant parts.
Source: Notebookcheck.net
They have their own P&Ls that generate the profits to cover up for the fact that they have these redundant functions inside of each division.
Source: The Verge
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With one notable exception — an extended scene portraying Jackson’s first marriage to a charmer with a gambling problem (played by Jones) — “Halie!” falls into a redundant sameness.
Source: SF Chronicle Datebook
Administrators have now been appointed at the Arjowiggins Group mills at Stoneywood, as well as Chartham, Kent, with 368 of the group's 463 UK-based employees made redundant immediately.
Source: BBC
This tool helps find duplicate photos, redundant downloads, and apps that you can’t or don’t use.
Source: Macworld
The specialist at the Apple Store broke down the key advantages of the Cupertino giant’s triumphant wearable over the seemingly redundant “Special Edition” smartwatch — but that damned quote kept rattling around.
Source: Laptop Mag
The flight was “conducted with and demonstrated encrypted communications with redundant radios/communications packages for range and operational missions remote from government ranges.
Source: EurAsian Times
While at first, the idea of this show seemed perhaps a bit redundant to many fans, the show has absolutely proven itself to be a worthy addition to the ever-expanding Star Wars saga.
Source: The UML Connector
Accounts also show the historic mill’s employees – most of whom were made redundant when it went under – are collectively owed more than £5 million, while 17 companies across the county are due more than £1,000 each.
Source: Kent Online
In doing so, they found that the expression of only two proteins was necessary for promoting motility in syn-3, likely indicating that many of the proteins were redundant and demonstrating a minimal system for motility.
Source: Interesting Engineering
So it’s important to know what’s using up the space on your disk and clear out redundant files that build up over time.
Source: Macworld
Unsecured creditors are expected to recoup just 2% of what they’re owed, while approximately 12,000 customers have been left without the furniture they paid for and 320 staff have been made redundant (Whitehill’s sofa never arrived, but she managed to get a refund via PayPal).
Source: The Guardian
Consensus protein sequences were BLASTP searched against the non-redundant (nr) NCBI protein database using an E-value cut-off of 10−6.
Source: Hindustan Times
But those who presume that projects like these are pointless or redundant have likely never contemplated the wishes – nor followed the career – of Mamie Till-Mobley.
Source: Milwaukee Independent
Because redundant NMF programs were merged into a single metaprogram, the final metaprogram was not sensitive to the initially chosen number of factors.
Source: Nature.com
Thankfully, getting rid of the redundant DNS cache on Windows is easy.
Source: Guiding Tech
As such, a review of the naming procedures would seem entirely redundant at this time, as they were not followed.
Source: Universe Today
This traditional notion has become redundant with the introduction of Low-Code software platforms which enable businesses to build fully customisable automated applications in a fraction of the time.
Source: Times of Malta
Chartham Paper Mill has been producing paper from its site near Canterbury for more than 250 yearsIt saw 67 staff at the mill near Canterbury made redundant.
Source: Kent Online
It is also known that women are twice as likely to have a redundant bowel than men, consistently have longer colons, and are more likely to have a transverse colon that dips into the pelvis (34,35).
Source: LWW Journals
Design & Build
The same old iPad designNow just Space Grey or SilverOnly black bezels
This section of an iPad review feels fairly redundant at this point.
Source: Tech Advisor
The original purpose of setting up Double 12 was to divert extra traffic to help smaller businesses survive and manage redundant goods after Double 11.
Source: Dao Insights
They’re facing an eternity in Staten Island — which may be redundant — and what else is there to consume when the humans they feast upon taste sad?The drawbacks of immortality meet the farcical realities of present-day suburban life in series created by Jemaine Clement (“Flight of the Conchords”).
Source: Los Angeles Times
With AI set to only improve, this ought to have been the death sentence for small cameras; why buy a pocketable camera when your pocket usually has a camera in it anyway? The answers of creativity with composition, attractively shallow depth of field, and image quality are all but redundant now.
Source: Fstoppers
If you have one, you’ve likely noticed this sensor as the seemingly redundant dot on the camera housing of your iPhone.
Source: Lifehacker
The Alpha 4314 is equipped with redundant, dual fail-safe, current-limiting circuitry that ensures the instrument’s test currents cannot exceed the trigger amount.
Source: NBC San Diego
Or if they can find it, the issue may be solved by making a software change or relying on a redundant hardware system.
Source: CNN
1f) and SARD1 (Supplementary Data 2), which encode functionally redundant ICS1 promoter-binding transcription factors required for SA production29,30,31.
Source: Nature.com
Money and time would be better spent on these capabilities and operations than on building a new nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missile, which would be redundant and would undermine conventional naval operations.
Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
The host’s nutrient-rich cytoplasm rendered biosynthetic genes redundant, and genetic drift enhanced by small effective population sizes and frequent bottlenecks resulted in further genomic deterioration8.
Source: Albuquerque Business First The Business Journals
If the Red Sox could put together some combination of Jarren Duran, Bobby Dalbec, Josh Taylor, Jeter Downs, Darwinzon Hernandez and one or two of their somewhat redundant Triple-A starters — plus Eric Hosmer, too, if it works — they just might have a package capable of landing a relief pitcher or a corner outfielder.
Source: The Athletic
A mum who was made redundant during the pandemic says she is now living off just £4 per week in benefits after her children moved out, making her lose her carer's allowance and lumping her with a bedroom tax.
Source: The Mirror
While it was not on the level of Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull, McLaren was one of F1’s biggest spenders and – combined with wider company issues – had to make members of its racing division redundant during 2020 in anticipation of the incoming £145million baseline spending limit.
Source: The Race
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Source: Wales Online
It was indeed a tiny village, and that meant the RadPower RadWagon was redundant.
Source: CyclingTips
In doing so, they found that the expression of only two proteins was necessary for promoting motility in syn-3, likely indicating that many of the proteins were redundant and demonstrating a minimal system for motility.
Source: VICE
Only plasmids longer than 10 kbp are included in the figure to avoid spurious/redundant matches to shorter plasmids.
Source: Nature.com
Furthermore, one time QA workers were forced to come into the office on the weekend; however, the QA testers were instructed to perform irrelevant and redundant work on previous fixes because the new fix they were supposed to test was not finished by development team in time.
Source: mxdwn.com
In October, it was announced that after a tumultuous few months involving significant changes at the top and a plummeting share price, Naked Wines would make 30 employees redundant in an effort to cut costs and create a “leaner and more focused organisation”.
Source: The Drinks Business
Diary entries can be helpful when they provide untold insights into their subjects, but “Harry & Meghan” is merely a long, redundant recap of two very public lives.
Source: IndieWire
gz), NCBI non-redundant database (https://ftp.
Source: Nature.com
Ostensibly a love letter to stop-motion animation – a technique of special effects that seemed to become almost redundant after the mammoth success of the original Jurassic Park, a movie that mixed practical and digital effects to create something truly stunning but got lost as studios tried to filter out the expensive physical props in favour of flat and unconvincing digital images – Mad God is a film that travels through many different scenes of various torturous actions, such as innards being pulled out and diabolical births, that are all witnessed by The Assassin, a character sent down to this hellish underworld by The Creator (played by cult director Alex Cox) to set off a bomb and destroy it.
Source: Movie Review Flickering Myth
“We just started rolling out SD-WAN with redundant data lines with network providers to reduce the amount of downtime and increase the amount of bandwidth coming through.
Source: CIO
You need to be a little redundant in order to help your audience organize and process what you want them to hear.
Source: Lifehacker
The feature arrays are saved in float-32 (single) precision consistently to reduce redundant memory usage.
Source: Nature.com
Organizations that deploy a patchwork of solutions across business units are vulnerable to ineffective oversight, reduced compliance, and potentially redundant costs.
Source: MSSP Alert
Of course, if you already own the excellent Warner Archive release of Batman: TAS, then it’s completely redundant here, so the value to you will depend on that fact.
Source: The Digital Bits
Also supplied is an enclosure, which might seem redundant at first glance but having a way to connect the new drive externally makes data transfer very easy.
Source: Make Tech Easier
In the era of the universal DH, it’s redundant to have such a limited player on your bench.
Source: Rising Apple
Plus HDDs can be combined to form a multi-drive RAID (redundant array of independent disks) array, to increase speeds.
Source: Digital Camera World
Julie Harper, 52, used to work for M&S but was made redundant during the pandemic.
Source: Wales Online
The “FX on Hulu” moniker always seemed redundant and confusing.
Source: Variety
(Image credit: Electronic Arts)
Up to 100 customer service workers at EA's Austin studio may be made redundant, with more in line at EA's Galway customer service office in Ireland, according to internal emails obtained by Kotaku (opens in new tab) this week.
Source: PC Gamer
Rapid and precise alignment of raw reads against redundant databases with KMA.
Source: Nature.com
All systems are redundant and therefore designed to be fail-safe.
Source: sUAS News
"I was made redundant and I thought, 'sod England, I'll try Australia', I became a citizen shortly afterwards," Mr Rose said.
Source: Victor Harbor Times
It would be redundant to state the obvious in how such things drive growth quantitatively and qualitatively in real estate assets.
Source: Greatandhra
, containing redundant elements of sampling and analytical methodology along with the data) and 2) the required vocabularies (as specified in the template dictionary) were found to be difficult to use because they included several terms that were unnecessary, while missing terms for specific analytes of interest to the community.
Source: Nature.com
(The top dials are redundant in video mode.
Source: PhotographyBLOG
We do this primarily for simplicity in reporting, as most outcomes show roughly redundant patterns when analyzed separately by exam; exceptions to this will be noted in the text.
Source: Brookings Institution
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I’ve always said LA because it’s one of the easier games, it has a decent story that isn’t so redundant as the “3 items then Master Sword then more dungeons the Ganon” formula that got recycled a few too many times.
Source: Nintendo Life
Retire redundant technologies—phasing out incompatible systems and redundant technologies is the most common complexity-reduction program, according to the study.
Source: CIO
The technology automates redundant activities, such as managing requests for IT support or answering common HR questions.
Source: PR Newswire
Instead of relying on redundant torch igniters, the well-mixed hot oxygen gas and hot CH4 gas act hypergolic under the high temperature and pressure of the main combustion chamber (MCC).
Source: Everyday Astronaut
It's all a vital part of how this show about repeated romantic patterns doesn't become redundant despite its emotional dizziness.
Source: Roger Ebert
NASA will develop plans to address these concerns, while also recognizing that adding redundant systems to reduce risk will also affect costs and they will address this with the committee.
Source: Mirage News
To improve productivity, avoid redundant processes and break down silos between teams, companies are increasingly seeking highly integrated and relevant tech stacks.
Source: MarTech Series
A former employee who had been made redundant was later ordered by the courts to carry out 300 hours of unpaid work.
Source: Northern Scot
By summarizing your content, you will be able to remove useless and redundant text.
Source: Techgenyz
The good news is that redundant data entry is reduced.
Source: TheFabricator.com
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