Sentence examples for a bit redundant from inspiring English sources
Seems a bit redundant, really.
Doesn't that seem a bit redundant?
Today, the warning seems a bit redundant.
Which makes Rich Holman's gag a bit redundant.
The original phrase was a bit redundant anyway.
It's in this situation – when anyone can post their own music online, or make a film – that the business of being a pop star could well start to feel a little bit redundant.
In this case the it's a little bit redundant, but the algorithm adjust each axis with one set of limits followed immediately by updates to all adjoining axes.
"[We] want [him] to start doing something different wrong because at some point the comedy seems a little bit redundant," Meyers said.
But it was a bit buggy, redundant with the main Facebook app's event feature, and ruled out places that were fun every night rather than just when they threw parties.
This paper introduces a memristor based N-bits redundant binary adder architecture for canonic signed digit code CSDC as a step towards memristor based multilevel ALU.
