redundancy

[rɪˈdʌndənsi]

Definition:
1. The situation when somebody has to leave their job because there is no more work available for them.
2. The state of not being necessary or useful.

Use 'redundancy' in a sentence:

1. The really heavy redundancy costs have been accounted for.
2. How about applications with built-in redundancy?
3. No redundancy for applications or servers.
4. Since this schema is not fully normalized, there is some data redundancy.
5. Redundancy is inevitable.
6. On the other hand, with increased redundancy, space efficiency is reduced.
7. The manager has given a guarantee that there will be no redundancies.
8. The second big problem is lack of redundancy.
9. If there's enough redundancy in the brain so that even if your right hemisphere got destroyed, your left hemisphere still has all the same memories.
10. Evolution is God's redundancy notice, his pink slip.
11. Such a configuration requires a high degree of hardware redundancy.
12. Sometimes redundancy can be a good thing though.
13. The disappointing sales figures foreshadow more redundancies.
14. Redundancy payments are tax-free up to £ 50,000.
15. Improved redundancy in the case of a failure in some RAID configurations.
16. Web service redundancy analyzer.
17. For instance, they may increase data latency and create data redundancy.
18. It is not clear how Shandong and Hubei hope to enforce redundancy vetoes.
19. The basics of capacity, redundancy and availability.
20. Many workers can only eke out their redundancy money for about 10 weeks.
21. To achieve this goal, a high degree of redundancy is required.
22. High availability through redundancy.
23. Redundancy and dependability give the cloud another edge.
24. This means that they have no redundancy.
25. The Strategy and Redundancy Control of a Tunnel Monitoring& Control System.
26. Consider the use of offsite data centers for redundancy.
27. I don't worry about redundancy. I might log the same line in several files.
28. Those may take the form of sackings redundancies, temporary layoffs or retirements.
29. A Study on the Method of Cost Optimization for a Redundancy System.
30. I stuck out for a handsome redundancy package.
31. The company has had to make redundancy payments of £ 472 million.
32. This provides the necessary redundancy and safety.
33. Redundancy can be a demoralising prospect.
34. John had taken out redundancy insurance but when he tried to claim, he was refused payment.
35. You can hedge against redundancy or illness with insurance.
36. News of 160 redundancies had sent tremors through the community.
37. This further reduces some data redundancy.
38. If you want reliability, you add more routes or more redundancy.
39. Thousands of bank employees are facing redundancy as their employers cut costs.
40. Think carefully before you insure against accident, sickness and redundancy.
41. The term 'early retirement' is nearly always a euphemism for redundancy nowadays.
42. He took voluntary redundancy.
43. The ministry has said it hopes to avoid compulsory redundancies.
44. It is absurd to be discussing compulsory redundancy policies for teachers.
45. An e-mail is already circulating amongst news staff calling for voluntary redundancies.
46. Redundancy is the spur for many to embark on new careers.
47. The parallel and redundancy are implemented by using data communication method in emergency shutdown for enhancing the reliability of the system.
48. The redundancies will be phased over two years.
49. Thousands of factory workers are facing redundancy.
50. Avoid redundancy: Define an item in the glossary or in the domain model, but not in both.
51. Workers won their fight to stop compulsory redundancies.
52. Natural language is characterized by redundancy.
53. Generous redundancy terms had triggered a stampede of staff wanting to leave.
54. Unions pledged to fight any compulsory redundancies 'tooth and nail'.
55. I would have thought if they were looking for redundancies I would be last on the list.
56. The redundancy of skilled and experienced workers is a terrible waste and a clear sign of an unhealthy economy.