redundancy

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1. чрезмерность; избыточность ◆ Redundancy, or the number of alternate paths in the network, is an important part of providing reliability in the network. James D. McCabe, «Network analysis, architecture and design», ‎2003 г. ◆ Redundancy occurs when the same information is presented in multiple forms or is unnecessarily elaborated. Richard E. Mayer, «The Cambridge Handbook Of Multimedia Learning», ‎2005 г.
2. излишек рабочей силы ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).
3. сокращение штата; увольнение рабочих или служащих ◆ Organisational change can take many forms and as a result employers may be required to effect redundancies. Kim Forrester, Debra Griffiths, «Essentials of Law for Health Professionals», ‎2010 г. ◆ A redundancy occurs when you dismiss someone because your requirement for the work that person was doing has ceased or reduced in that location. Barry Cushway, «The Employer’s Handbook: An Essential Guide to Employment Law», 2009 г.
4. многословие ◆ Отсутствует пример употребления (см. рекомендации).

1. redundance, superfluity, excess

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