Sentence examples for irreversibly losing from inspiring English sources

According to this rationale, a human being dies upon irreversibly losing the capacity to perform the fundamental work of an organism, a loss that occurs with total brain failure.

For those attracted to the general approach of understanding our essence in terms of psychological capacities, a promising alternative thesis is that we are essentially beings with the capacity for at least some form of consciousness who die upon irreversibly losing that very basic capacity.

Both the capacity for consciousness and the capacity to breathe will be irreversibly lost.

The raggedy pawns, the disgraced bish-op and cowardly knight, all we condemned, we irreversibly lost, are left out here, exposed and wait-ing.

The Independent on Sunday, given exclusive access inside the Unesco World Heritage site, witnessed the sheer extent of the devastation and also learned of the complex and daunting task which lies ahead trying to conserve what has not been irreversibly lost.

If you change a computer or reinstall Windows your Skype history will be irreversibly lost.

In contrast oxygenated SQT were irreversibly lost in enclosure experiments which made their quantitative measurement prohibitive.

Cellular senescence is a physiological phenomenon by which normal cells irreversibly lose their proliferative potential.

In the absence of SP-B or SP-C, the unsaturated lipids are irreversibly lost at high surface pressures.

It has been found that 11.4% of accumulated energy, which equals 2160 MWh for one silo in heavy industry, is irreversibly lost.

World Heritage Landscapes (WHLs) are receiving increased attention from researchers, urban planners, managers, and policy makers and many heritage values and resources are becoming irreversibly lost.