Sentence examples for making it unusable from inspiring English sources

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However, the length of the aggregated frames limits this approach to smaller numbers of rates, making it unusable for devices with 3 antennas (e.g., 96 rates).

In 2016, a 2km stretch of motorway in Sweden was adapted with similar technology but through overhead power lines at lorry level, making it unusable for electric cars.

A big concern is that the fire could dump huge amounts of ash into the Santa Clara creek, in the bottom of the canyon, choking it off and making it unusable for irrigation or recreation.

The company's president and CEO, Ralph Rodriguez, developed the necessary algorithms while working as a research fellow at MIT. Rodriguez notes that recording multiple factors is crucial to keeping the system secure without making it unusable.

Citing several officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to identify themselves, the AP reported the US plans to use what it calls a mobile Field Deployable Hydrolysis System to process the chemical material, making it unusable as weapons.

Existing encryption techniques make data secure at the expense of making it unusable.

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Okay, now that I've slammed Buzz for what I see as fundamental flaws that make it unusable for most of the time in its current state.

"But you want to make it unusable".

An electronic hum in the song had made it unusable.

Data encryption prevents data from being exposed to unauthorized access and makes it unusable.

At some point, you break the product and make it unusable," he said.

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