Sentence examples for accidental alterations from inspiring English sources

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Among the challenges facing libraries: hiring computer-savvy archivists to catalog material; acquiring the equipment and expertise to decipher, transfer and gain access to data stored on obsolete technologies like floppy disks; guarding against accidental alterations or deletions of digital files; and figuring out how to organize access in a way that's useful.

Edit privileges, however, require much more control to prevent sabotage and accidental alterations.

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Security refers to policies, procedures, software, and hardware designed to insure that data in information systems are protected against accidental or inappropriate destruction, alteration, or access.

Personal data breach means a breach of security leading to the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, personal data transmitted, stored or otherwise processed.

Systems changes include: improvement in working conditions and in the time available for reporting, equipment alteration to prevent accidental error, and regular dialogue in the emergency room between clinicians and sonographers [42].

Besides olivine, other primary igneous minerals, possible glass, and incorporated accidental lithic clasts are reactive and other alteration minerals may form (e.g. talc and chlorite).

The modern editors of medieval and Renaissance music do not always agree on particular ficta alterations, which they usually indicate by means of small accidentals placed above the relevant pitches.

A final source of information is case studies from alterations at least partially analogous to dam removal, including breaching of beaver and debris dams, accidental human dam failures, and dam maintenance activities.

Alterations of the electron transport chain (ETC) activity can be caused by environmental factors, such as accidental exposure to 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,4-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP) [ 1, 2].

Exposure to the vapours of gasoline or its constituents may be accidental, occupational by workers at fuel stations and factories, or through abuse as a mean of mood alteration (Fortenberry, 1985; Mc Garvey et al., 1999).

Or accidental.

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