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If a rule with such a "compound" body is not redundant it might be so in part.
One set contains redundant rules, the other set is minimal w. r. t. redundancy.
They proved that the formed system of equations is redundant.
The attraction of what might at first blush seem a redundant translation was that nature could speak in a clear and undistorted voice.
As a result, there are three redundant constraints on rotation.
There are two distinct aspects of controlling a highly redundant robot such that it reaches its goal whilst avoiding all obstacles.
Redundant mechanisms of calcium-induced calcium release underlying calcium waves during fertilization of sea urchin eggs.
The key question is how to choose the self-motion of structurally flexible redundant manipulators to prevent undesired flexibility effects.
As far as we know, not many studies have been done on structurally flexible redundant manipulators.
There are essentially three methods for task planning; teach and replay procedures, simulation and inverse analytic approaches which are all applicable to non-redundant manipulators.
Applying these torques to the flexible dynamic equations, the dynamic responses of the flexible, redundant manipulator can be numerically obtained.
Clearly, it would be highly redundant to describe the orthography and pronunciation independently of each other.
Figure 7a shows a redundant manipulator with 5 links and 8 degrees of freedom.
Tabling seems to be an effective way to resolve infinite loops and redundant computations.
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