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John182 Posted 19 years ago
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is this redundant
hey all...
is the following statemetn redundant ?
The degree of channel degradation, as a result of adverse network interferences, is subject to
i think the statement in bold is redundant because: interferences are unwanted as the term stands (right?)....and adverse kinda means unwanted....
getting confused here...
thanks
is the following statemetn redundant ?
The degree of channel degradation, as a result of adverse network interferences, is subject to
i think the statement in bold is redundant because: interferences are unwanted as the term stands (right?)....and adverse kinda means unwanted....
getting confused here...
thanks
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You may construe adverse as being redundant, but I think in technical speech this redundancy is sometimes desired for clarity.
- You may construe adverse as being redundant, but I think in technical speech this redundancy is sometimes desired for clarity.
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You may construe adverse as being redundant, but I think in technical speech this redundancy is sometimes desired for clarity.
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