Sentence examples for lost plausible from inspiring English sources

He didn't lose trust--he lost plausible deniability.

In addition, the SI creation techniques can also be used to enhance the performance of a predictive video decoder when errors corrupt the video bitstream; for example, when an entire video frame is lost (a plausible occurrence in packet loss networks), SI creation techniques can conceal this frame rather efficiently.

For the likelihood is that ordained wisdom reasserts itself eventually: implausible candidates lose to plausible ones, bust follows boom, and the frost will eventually come and kill the cherry blossom.

Too many players are talking off the record to make coach Ewen McKenzie's denials of a lost locker room plausible.

The EU would have lost its one plausible chance of building a bridge into the Islamic world that lies to its south and east.

This implies that any change in effect within an interval will be lost, also biologically plausible ones.

In terms of losses to follow-up, assuming that the frequency of RIS was the same in the 17 plausible RIS patients lost to follow-up as in those with all data available (1 case of RIS in 36 patients with plausible RIS), this would be equivalent to 1/36×17=0.47.

They always claimed to have lost track of the international boundary, a plausible explanation in dark, inhospitable terrain.

Trust may not be warranted (i.e. plausible) because the agent has lost the ability to trust.

The most plausible explanation is that he has lost a power struggle over the role of foreign investment.

While many may hope that the private sector will replace the lost demand on its own, there is no plausible story through which this will happen.