Sentence examples for cannot be recovered as from inspiring English sources

If the plane cannot be recovered, as seems likely, it will be destroyed on the ground, Colonel King said.

Stolen bitcoins cannot be recovered as all transactions are irreversible.

Owners can recover their property and perhaps also any profits made from it, or in situations where the property cannot be recovered (as it has been mixed in with other property, or cannot be found), substitute property.

That is, an arguably desirable interaction between the connectives is lost in the combination process, and classical logic over ¬ and ∨ cannot be recovered from its fragments, as long as algebraic fibring in these categories of logics is used.

"As a contributor to BBC output, the BBC offered to help Ms Ward with a contribution to her legal costs before the trial and remains willing to discuss a fair contribution to her costs, if these cannot be recovered from Mr Starr as ordered by the court".

However, the fine features are progressively lost as the concentration increases and this lost information cannot be recovered by the background rejection as shown in red box in Fig. 6.

The reasons why the watermark cannot be recovered under these attacks are addressed as follows: 1) Listening tests show that the audio clips are almost damaged under the attacks V oiceRemove and AddFFTNoise.

On the other hand, the number of FNs is also to be minimized as they cannot be recovered by transitive reduction.

That a convincing Tree of Life cannot be recovered from molecular sequences should come as no surprise, nor should the fact that shallower relationships can indeed be interpreted to some extent as cohesive lineages against which ecological and phylogenetic hypotheses can be tested.

Such information cannot be recovered using other types of image registration techniques, such as, for example, the affine registration.

Lawrencium cannot be recovered for that use.