"Then we had to spend an unrecoverable amount of time looking for space elsewhere.
The danger is that social trust, consensus, and a general sense of the decency of the process will be unrecoverable for some time.
In order to reduce the chance of unrecoverable typos in the time stamps, observers were instructed to record timing information with second-precision only.
While hull damage is unrecoverable, shields recharge over time.
For ECPR and cardiogenic shock, patients with unrecoverable heart disease, prolonged arrest time, and those who are non-transplant or ventricular assist device candidates are poor ECMO candidates.
This means that your computer will erase all the free space and overwrite the date by adding 0's seven or 35 times making deleted files unrecoverable.
An important class of investment decisions is characterized by unrecoverable sunk costs, resolution of uncertainty through time, and the ability to invest in the future as an alternative to investing today.
At this time, a large number of unrecoverable debts were also removed from the rolls, a process that had also been attempted in 1270.
So much is, inescapably, how our world appears: we experience time as passing, as unidirectional, as unrecoverable when lost.
A satirical report published on a satirical news outlet stating the social media site would begin charging users $2.99 per month to avoid an "unrecoverable financial burden" was shared over 2.3 million times on Facebook after being published in September.
The craving for new buildings that look old, the ludic delight in Jules Verne technofuture tales projected by publications like Wired magazine: these apparent extremes satisfy nostalgic longings for an unrecoverable 19th-century view of ourselves in relation to time.
