Sentence examples for erasure which from inspiring English sources

In 1973, the White House sought to place all the blame for the erasure, which it said was accidental, on Rose Mary Woods, Nixon's secretary.

The name flash was coined by Ariizumi Shoji, a coworker of Masuoka, who said the process of memory erasure, which can erase all the data on an entire chip at one time, was like a camera's flash.

The system through which potential parents are screened and unauthorized pregnancies terminated is supported by a technology of selective memory erasure, which in turn coexists with a thriving market in therapeutic and recreational biological viruses.

There is a pattern of erasure which strips our presence from the majority of black history.

The department looked for evidence of a high number of erasures, which was one of the clues used by investigators in Atlanta.

Erasures, which could be made on wax with the blunt end of a stylus and on papyrus by wiping with a wet sponge, were more difficult on vellum written with iron-gall inks.

Now, using these two constraints, one can repair two erasures, which leaves only one erased symbol which can then be recovered with the help of any of the two local constraints it appears in.

This corresponds with our intuition as the parity bits of the point-to-point codes only provide redundancy within one block forming a point-to-point codeword, hence these parity bits cannot combat erasures which affect the complete point-to-point codeword.

Between both battles was a long period of erasure, in which Indians came to be seen as functionally extinct, living on celluloid and in history books, perhaps, as place names and car models, but not in the larger public consciousness.

Cheating investigations in New York, some critics contend, have been hampered by the fact that many student answer sheets are stored for only a year after the test is administered, and by the lack of routine erasure analysis, which has played a central role in detecting cheating in Atlanta, New Jersey and Philadelphia.

Given his highly unconventional lifelong relationship with the art world — or at least the artist-as-rock-star version of the art world that has prevailed in much of high-riding Chelsea — the dream could easily be interpreted as a kind of wish fulfillment, a biblical erasure from which a better, purer version of art and commerce may someday rise.