Many students today are being prepared for jobs that do not yet exist. Moreover, some sorts of knowledge can rapidly become redundant.

Redundant records appeared for transactions carried out by different users.

What you see here is that there's these redundant connections.

However, at one level it might be considered to be redundant.

Such formulation not only jeopardized the rule, but also made it redundant.

These will be redundant concepts. And this isn't only something of the West.

SYDNEY The rescue of the 33 Chilean miners, from what was feared would be their tomb, gave the world something to cheer about. Hope has not, after all, become a redundant virtue in the twenty first century.

Finally, the Executive Committee decided that the following seven recommendations would either be redundant or counterproductive

User ID, should be the same as the uid parameter used when calling the function, and hence redundant.

The Trusteeship Council, which has been rendered redundant, stands today as a worthy testimonial of that major accomplishment.

The concept of the right to protect was therefore redundant and, as recent history had shown, could be dangerous.

In view of the scope of draft article 18, paragraph 2, draft paragraph 6 of article 9 was redundant.

The Board notes that employees were made redundant as surplus to requirements in terms of the revised organizational structure.

The Executive Committee believed that the implementing agencies already provided such explanations, thus rendering the evaluators' suggestion in this regard redundant.

So, the wind carries the sand onto the site and then it carries the redundant sand away from the structure for us.

No doubt some of the claims made for robots replacing human labor will prove as far fetched now as they have in the past. But it is hard to resist the conclusion that technological unemployment, as John Maynard Keynes called it, will continue to rise, as more and more people become redundant.

Audience Aaaaaaah ... Itay Talgam Come on, with me. If you do it without me I feel even more redundant than I already feel.

The decision was primarily to realign the UNOPS staff establishment of the time with the revised organizational structure so as to remove redundant posts and staff.

The demobilization of the redundant Special Security Service personnel remains on hold, as the National Transitional Government is unable to raise the 900,000 required to fund this exercise.

My delegation can see no need to attempt such regulation, which would include unnecessary reaffirmations of existing principles and rules so fundamental that their reaffirmation would be redundant.

Appeals by more than 200 former employees, made redundant by the review process prescribed by the reform, were processed, while remaining members of staff were assigned to new positions.

Researcher Kwabena Boahen is looking for ways to mimic the brain's supercomputing powers in silicon because the messy, redundant processes inside our heads actually make for a small, light, superfast computer.

As smart machines become more powerful and pervasive, they will pose a challenge to a fundamental feature of the US economy most people gain their income by selling their labor. So what happens when the labor of a large number of working age Americans, regardless of their education, is rendered technologically redundant or no longer commands an income adequate to provide a minimally decent standard of living?

So if this piece of data or this piece of the data gets clobbered, it doesn't show up over here, these two pieces can activate the missing part with these redundant connections.

Surely, elements of corporatist thinking persist today. People who might not stress that the government should protect failing businesses or redundant workers still have sympathies that might often lead to such outcomes.

Similarly, it does not transpire from the trial transcript that counsel was appointed against the author's will or that he limited his interventions during the remainder of the trial to redundant pleadings.

NTBs may also reduce access to the latest technology by consumers in smaller economies burdened by redundant requirements because companies seek out the largest markets with the fewest regulatory barriers to entry.

elimination of redundant systems and processes (simplification and consolidation) internal efficiencies and effectiveness cost reductions enabling agencies to focus on their core mission enhancing standardization, an opportunity to streamline payroll policies and procedures.

Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain), supported by Mr. Chung Wan yong (Republic of Korea), said that draft article 19 bis appeared to be redundant, since its content was already covered by draft articles 19 and 22.

It would therefore like the Secretariat to propose the elimination of a large number of obsolete or redundant activities, or to show a willingness to improve or eliminate certain complex and costly practices and procedures.

In the case of amounts due to other Member States, the credit balances are applied against assessments in 2006 as part of the normal ongoing financing resolutions, and hence this part of the recommendation is redundant.

The pessimistic argument is as follows If machines costing 5 an hour can produce the same amount as workers costing 10 an hour, employers have an incentive to substitute machines for labor up to the point that the costs are equal that is, when the wages of the workers have fallen to 5 an hour. As machines become ever more productive, so wages tend to fall even more, toward zero, and the population becomes redundant.

A second similarity is that both institutions face deep existential crises. In today s world of deep and liquid global financial markets, the main lending instruments of the IMF and and the Bank are largely unnecessary and redundant.

As draft article 1 could be interpreted as stipulating that the rules of private international law governed the applicability of the convention, it would be redundant to include a provision with identical effect in draft article 18.

You become your nation. You become your religion.

Uber and other digital platforms are redefining the interaction among consumers, workers, and employers. They are also making the celebrated firm of the industrial age an essential institution, which allowed for specialization and saved on transactions costs redundant.

Let's make it transparent, non governmental, not owned by any single country or company, housed in a neutral country, with redundant backup in a different time zone and a different continent, and let's build it on GPHIN. Let's start with GPHIN.

The Committee requests the State party to provide information in its next periodic report on the measures taken to facilitate re employment of women, including of those made redundant as a result of the ongoing economic restructuring of State owned enterprises.

Patients become depressed.

Become the singularity

I become alive.

Please, become ambassadors.

Historically, the biggest threat to the IMF has been irrelevance. It was almost made redundant in the 1970s, when the US floated the dollar, only to be saved in 1982 by the Mexican debt crisis, which propelled it into the role of global financial lifeguard.

Faced with a no fire rule, shareholders have reason to be very cautious if expansion is not profitable, they cannot reduce labor costs. France, for example, is notorious for forcing foreign firms like Britain's Marks and Spencer to keep redundant workers on the payroll.

Accordingly, the post of Chief of Branch (D 1) became redundant and was replaced with a P 4 post in the Policy Analysis and Research Branch and a P 2 in the Advocacy Section, the latter through redeployment from the office in the Russian Federation.