2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0266-8920(99)00036-3
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Redundancy and robustness of systems of events

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“…It is often of greater utility to retain a gene as a spare part to offset any damage to a paralog than for it to wander off down a new evolutionary path. It is essential for most businesses to maintain backups to their copious accounting information, just as it is for engineering designs to allow for some measure of system redundancy to ensure relative fail-safe performance (Ziha 2000). In some cases of gene duplication, complementary degeneration of one of the native sub-functions of a gene can lead to the differential division of labour between paralogous genes known as "subfunctionalization" (Lynch and Force 2000).…”
Section: Biological Redundancy and Differentiation Of Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is often of greater utility to retain a gene as a spare part to offset any damage to a paralog than for it to wander off down a new evolutionary path. It is essential for most businesses to maintain backups to their copious accounting information, just as it is for engineering designs to allow for some measure of system redundancy to ensure relative fail-safe performance (Ziha 2000). In some cases of gene duplication, complementary degeneration of one of the native sub-functions of a gene can lead to the differential division of labour between paralogous genes known as "subfunctionalization" (Lynch and Force 2000).…”
Section: Biological Redundancy and Differentiation Of Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The later encapsulates the robustness of design by leveling out the safety apprehended as the maximum lateral pressure that the whole panel and its structural members -plate and stiffeners can withstand [12].…”
Section: Figure 2 Panel Structural Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This topic is generally addressed using the concepts of reliability and vulnerability. In scientific literature, different definitions are used to distinguish between these concepts (for example Ziha 2000;Holmgren 2007;Van Nes et al 2007;Tahmassby 2009;Korteweg and Rienstra 2010;Savelberg and Bakker 2010;Snelder 2010;Immers et al 2011;Parbo et al 2013;Dewilde et al 2014). An extensive review of definitions and indicators for reliability and vulnerability can be found in Nicholson et al (2003) and more recently in Oliveira et al (2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%