The phrase 'corrupted without' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to something that has been ruined or contaminated without any outside interference. For example, "The database was corrupted without any signs of a security breach."
Storage integrity refers to the ability to check whether the outsourced data are lost or corrupted without retrieving it.
In general, corruptors corrupt, and the corrupted allow themselves to be corrupted, without adequate moral justification for so doing or allowing to be done.
18. evertheless, since it is possible to be corrupted without intending or foreseeing this — indeed, without the existence of any reasonable expectation that one would foresee it — one can be blameless for being corrupted in a way that one cannot be blameless for an act of corruption.
where the phase (arg[E i is generally assumed to be the phase of the noise corrupted signal without causing significant degradation in terms of loss of intelligibility of the speech signal [20].
The detector efficiently extracts edges in images corrupted by noise without requiring the filtering process.
Since SigShrink yields denoised images that are almost artifact-free, would it be possible that such an approach denoises speech signals corrupted by AWGN without returning musical noise, in contrast to classical shrinkages using thresholding rules?
It was also good at preserving entanglement, increasing the amount of quantum information it could hold without being corrupted or destroyed to a level that might be practically useful.Sadly, the developments of Dr Greenland and Dr Hedges do not spell supermarket shelves stacked with quantum PCs any time soon.
It can improve the quality of decoded video corrupted by transmission errors, without any additional payload on the encoder or channel.
It has been shown [22] that the classification model can be adjusted effectively to partly corrupted data (during training) without noticing a strong impact on the final overall classification rates.
Gregory Vlastos (1981, p. 216), for example, suggests that Plato came to think in the Laws that no one, not even a fully virtuous philosopher, could hold autocratic power without being corrupted because of Plato's own final encounter with Dionysus the Younger in Sicily.
This makes sure that the tarball downloaded properly without being corrupted.
