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So I think the key for North's ideas to get traction in econ is to come up with some non-redundant metrics of institutions and customs that allow one to predict things like intangible GDP cross sectionally.

Douglass North at Length, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

I'm doubtful that one could align a non-redundant code without also tampering with properties of basic cellular components.

A Dubious "Opportunity" for IDers 2007

According to this assessment, the DN/IS model does state a necessary condition for successful explanation and, moreover, a condition that is a non-redundant part of a set of conditions that are jointly sufficient for explanation.

Scientific Explanation Woodward, James 2009

I'm doubtful that one could align a non-redundant code without also tampering with properties of basic cellular components.

A Dubious "Opportunity" for IDers 2007

The same goes for systems that have two parts, three parts or multiple, non-redundant parts.

Teach the Controversy James F. McGrath 2008

“Food glorious food, non-redundant food was the high point.”

Recipe of the Day: Pasta With Garlic, Anchovies and Tomatoes - Bitten Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

If we lay out a polite but thorough list of non-redundant questions that address the study that he actually did

Parker 2006: An Urban Myth? « Climate Audit 2007

Steve Eley and his crew are making a very valuable, non-redundant contribution to our field, and they oughta get a trophy or something.

Heat, meat, treat, not neat gregvaneekhout 2007

That bridge was a non-redundant structure: when one piece broke, the rest of the bridge fell.

CNN Transcript Aug 2, 2007 2007

For magazine freelancers, who are paid on space rate, a good business practice would be to maximize your income by providing multiple, non-redundant images.

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