Redundancy is the critical issue here.

The redundancy was actually good for me.

And then you have three you still have the triple redundancy.

They're resilient their redundancy is built into this fabulous decentralized design.

(g) Coupling pay and employment reforms with the reassignment of posts and miscellaneous redundancy management programmes.

One argument is that redundancy looks like waste in normal times, with cost benefit calculations ruling out higher investment. That seems clearly wrong Numerous expert estimates indicate that built in redundancy pays off unless one assigns unrealistically low probabilities to disruptive events.

But the window of opportunity was innovation and new mindset, which today has led to a completely new governance strategy to build resilience, acknowledge redundancy and invest in the whole system as an integrated whole, and then allow for much more redundancy in the system.

And we need some type of error correction redundancy to guarantee that we have successfully built what we want.

(b) Augmentation of conventional satellite programmes, such as additional capability, redundancy for critical missions, or replacement of a failed instrument

So how does one go about building the interacting capabilities that address poverty, ignorance, and poor health while avoiding too much redundancy?

There was no redundancy between the three entities, since each had a distinctive area of competence and a fundamental role to play.

For example, better protecting ground stations, introducing redundancy within satellite systems and building a replenishment capacity could all contribute in that regard.

The argument for such redundancy for fired workers was a fear that privatization would lead to a large reduction of the labour force.

They suggest more attention to cost, reduced duplication and redundancy, the use of alternative service delivery, and improved transparency and accountability in government operations.

You know, it's the first time that we're going to have a chance to have planetary redundancy, a chance to, if you would, back up the biosphere.

Hexacopters and octocopters, with six and eight propellers, can provide redundancy, but quadrocopters are much more popular because they have the minimum number of fixed motor propeller pairs four.

The prospect of the abridgment of labor should fill us with hope rather than foreboding. But, in our kind of society, there are no mechanisms for converting redundancy into leisure.

In this instance, this knowledge allows us to design novel machine architectures or to design clever algorithms that gracefully handle damage, just like human athletes do, instead of building machines with redundancy.

With those three systems, you have what is always necessary a level of redundancy that says, if one system fails, you'll still have a way to make sure that you're being controlled.

First, employers in Bosnia and Herzegovina face fewer procedural constraints and bear a similar, if not lesser, burden of firing, in the sense of the length of a firing period and redundancy quotas.

So even when you go to these crappy devices where sometimes you want a one and you get a zero, and it doesn't show up, there's redundancy in the network that can actually recover the missing information.

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Excess capacity and falling growth are mutually reinforcing. Not only does excess capacity have a negative impact on growth perhaps more important, sharply declining growth also contributes to massive redundancy in some industries (especially resources and the heavy and chemical industries).

An unknown attacker may also be deterred by cyber security measures. If firewalls are strong, or redundancy and resilience allow quick recovery, or the prospect of a self enforcing response ( an electric fence ) seems possible, an attack becomes less attractive.

An official during her pregnancy, or a person who raises a child under three years old, may not be released from service due to redundancy, long term incapacity for work or health condition, or based on the results of evaluation.

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Some of the most important responses must be national and unilateral, focused on hygiene, redundancy, and resilience. It is likely, however, that major governments will soon discover that the insecurity created by non state cyber actors will require closer cooperation among governments.

This includes damage to critical systems like the electricity grid and the information, communication, and transport networks that constitute the platform on which modern economies run. Relatively modest investments in the resilience, redundancy, and integrity of these systems pay high dividends, albeit at random intervals.

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The ability for us to access these resources to gain planetary redundancy we can now gather all the information, the genetic codes, you know, everything stored on our databases, and back them up off the planet, in case there would be one of those disastrous situations.

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