| But more than this, the very faithfulness of the Pre-Raphaelites arises from the redundance of their imaginative power. |
| Self-dispersion is the essence of its sovereignty, and is one of the elements of its redundance. |
| Whatever is Ovid's subject, the redundance of a copious fancy still appears. |
| Respecting Shelley at Eton, there is almost a redundance of evidence. |
| Increase productivity in publishing on-line content through the elimination of redundance in your users actions. |
| Many modern sensors for continuous level measurement are actually approved as overfill protection system, however, a second, physically different measuring system provides the best safety and redundance. |
