While conservative ideas may get replaced by a new one, some views remain immutable.
Its security heritage, when combined with blockchain's immutable ledger properties, could usher in a new era of medical record keeping where records are secure, portable and verifiable across various healthcare IT systems.
It now wants to help these customers to conduct transactions with centralized trust using a new database called Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB), which is immutable, cryptographically verifiable, transparent and fast, according to Jassy.
ABOUT A TENTH OF PARTISANS SWITCHED SIDES LAST YEAR ― A new report finds that partisan identity is "sticky" but not immutable, with young Republicans relatively likely to have abandoned their party.
One thing is clear: If the financial services industry is to embrace a new technology, it cannot be one in which mischief and mistakes are immutable and fraudsters can defend their actions on spurious ideological grounds.
In 1994, Murray, a political scientist, co-wrote The Bell Curve, which claims that, in the words of a New Yorker review, "race and class differences are largely caused by genetic factors and are therefore essentially immutable".
This is because each new mutation will produce a new sequence context, so an enzyme whose amino acids were predominantly very context dependent would be largely immutable.
But like most pollsters when a new poll comes out, I generally cannot help but look at metrics like party identification and other more immutable demographics.
The arrival of a new state fiscal year leads to another in a long series of lessons in how numbers -- normally so reassuringly immutable -- can become, in Albany hands, as easy to grasp as sand.
