Sentence examples for making tampering from inspiring English sources

Hands at big tournaments are dealt not by people but by machines, and each deal is recorded, making tampering virtually impossible.

Those cases led to enactment of a law making tampering with horses a Class D felony in Kentucky, punishable by one to five years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000 for each count, said Gordon W. Shaw, the commonwealth's attorney.

Attempted removal of the seal results in a serrated edge, making tampering evident.

The Truth in Mileage Act of 1986 made tampering still more unlikely by requiring the vehicle seller to disclose mileage on the title when ownership was transferred.

To make tampering convincing, different pre-processing operations such as lightning adjustment, color balance, contrast stretching, up sampling, down sampling, and rotation were applied to the tampered region.

A frequently heard remedy is that Democratic candidates including Senator Obama must win by large enough margins to make tampering ineffective.

We are therefore concealing the pedometer viewing window with a snap-on cover and a special seal that make tampering evident.

The adagio and coda of the great Prologue suite of dances for the fairy godmothers should be our first vision of the full splendor of classical ballet at its most radiant and tremendous, but here the producers have tampered, making crucial details anticlimactic, closed where they should be open.

"The reality is you can make a tampering argument with any tape," Barry I. Slotnick, a New York defense lawyer, said.

Android apps are vulnerable to reverse engineering, which makes app tampering and repackaging relatively easy.

The effects company that supplied the guns, Jauchem & Meeh Inc., made them tamper resistant and unable to fire a projectile.