Sentence examples for erasure at from inspiring English sources

Memories, even intense and troubling memories, seem to be vulnerable to erasure at many points during a person's lifetime.

The fried-chicken episode features plenty of fried chicken, but it's mostly about black culinary culture's erasure at the hands of white chefs, and food as a tool of oppression, and the enduring appeal of fast food.

And where Kaddish facilitates erasure — at one point, Pato loses a fingertip to his father's errant chisel — Lillian has become a broker against it: she sells insurance to people growing rapidly aware of all that could be taken from them, collecting "premiums against their worst fears".

We denote by P ℓ, the probability of an LDPC symbol (source or repair) node sending an erasure at iteration ℓ to the connected generalized check nodes.

The receivers are assumed to be heterogeneous (i.e., the channels between the sender and the receivers are independent but not necessarily identical), and each transmitted packet is subject to an independent Bernoulli erasure at receiver R i with probability ε i.

A bigger shock was running into Andy Bell from Erasure at our show, and hearing his overwhelmingly positive response to us.

The memo, which Mr. Merrow said had been written by Fay G. Sanford, a consultant, offered a detailed discussion of a high number of erasures at Aiton Elementary School.

The cheating suspicions were raised after the 2009 state achievement tests, when a state report measured erasures that changed wrong answers to correct ones, finding an unusually high number of erasures at 58 Atlanta schools.

Similarly to the algorithm in [2], we propose an iterative decoding algorithm with a maximum number of iterations equal to L. However, the proposed solution is able to decode anyway the received codeword, without considering the possibility to mark erasures at the channel output as in [2].

Texas pays its testing vendor to look for excessive erasures, but it does not ask for suspicious concentrations of erasures at schools, a typical indicator of organized cheating.

Cheat: This is the newest allegation, arising from a USA Today investigative piece in late March that revisited an older controversy about the high number of test score erasures at some D.C. schools.