Sentence examples for erase less from inspiring English sources

This erase saturation makes SONOS erase less as the erase voltage or the tunnel oxide thickness is increased.

A star-burst distribution of haplotypes in the water rail lineages suggests a population contraction occurred, which would tend to erase less frequent haplotypes, and then the population expanded in size [ 27].

But his attendance and the calls for "civil discourse" will not, should not erase less-publicized knowledge of the fact that Pearce has ties to the Neo-Nazi extremist groups whose members he has praised and whose rallies he has attended.

But that gain erased less than half the loss recorded by the stock market in the previous week, when trading resumed after the World Trade Center attacks.

Kennedy and his family actively erased less palatable versions of events, documents show, including the role played by Kennedy's father, Joseph Kennedy, whom Naftali called "an arch-conservative" with a Wall Street fortune, a womanizing habit and unpopular opinions about the Nazis.

Whether you're a Cathie Black attempting to erase a less than stellar job stint or just the drunk guy who crashed into a car donning a clever "I'm A Drunk" t-shirt, take comfort in a special day dedicated to wiping out all those horrifying memories.

All questions regarding Lamar Smith's health and Miami's inability to win in the cold were erased in less than five minutes.

The dignity and generosity of those postwar generations of Dutch won the country worldwide respect, and encountering them remains such a pleasure that it erases the less wholesome impression some of the Netherlands' more recent politicians have created.

The flip was the final basket of what was arguably the greatest comeback in March Madness history a 12-point deficit erased in less than 35 seconds.

Then, however, the emergence of increasingly complex RNA-like polymers could be driven by the energy-consuming, selective erasing of less "perfect" variants.

Of course, as the film progresses, we see how wrong he is: we are the sum of all our experiences anything we erase makes us less than who we are.