Information stored on the ledger is interrelated through cryptographic hashes, which make it virtually irreversible and tamper proof.
Even in cases where local soils and additives cannot achieve the low conductivities of the products examined here, reversible mitigation may be preferred to the irreversible intervention of most damp-proofing techniques.
The principle would see to it that the burden of proof for absence of irreversible effects of information technology on society, e.g., in terms of power relations and equality, would lie with those advocating the new technology.
When the punishment is irreversible, the moral and ethical burden of proof (if not the legal one) should rest, all the more, with the state.
Bush hailed the defeat of the coup as proof that the march of democracy is "irreversible".
As Wells put it in his opening statement for the federal trial, this served as proof Philip Morris had entered into a "permanent irreversible" dawn of a "new era". .
This study provides scientific proof and justification for further evaluation of irreversible electroporation as a promising non-thermal, non pharmacological, ultra short modality for the treatment of VSMC proliferation and the clinical problem of in-stent restenosis.
These would require stronger proof that a new technology will not cause irreversible resource or environmental damage — to ensure that disasters like BP's Deepwater Horizon oil spill are not repeated.
I remember thinking that right here, in the midst of mountains of books, was proof of a decline so fundamental that it felt, simply, irreversible.
Even so, he had won forty-four per cent of the vote, which he saw as "proof that this is not a chavista country — that the revolution is not irreversible".
