Sentence examples for once dispersed from inspiring English sources

Once dispersed, Cleversafe's Informational Dispersal Algorithms (IDA) constitutes the data from a subset of the slices originally stored.

And regional hubs like Chicago have been sucking up a huge share of the talent and opportunities that were once dispersed throughout surrounding cities and towns.

He writes: "I wish to bring to public attention the potential forced break-up and sale of one of the great British collections … Once dispersed, the collection could never be put together again".

Once dispersed the oil can then be broken down more easily by bacteria that have evolved to live off natural sources of hydrocarbons.To avoid contaminating the sea floor, most dispersants are used only in deep water.

Of course, this discussion assumes that he or she is willing to outsource jobs in the first place -- which means giving up the advantages of an in-house staff of trained, known and accountable information professionals, who, once dispersed, would take years to replace.

Once dispersed, the archive will no longer serve as a trove for historians seeking to shed light on Hungary's chaotic 20th century".Without the archive, we lose the ability to find out who we are as a society," says János Kenedi, a historian of Hungary's security services.

The pattern reflects the fact that once humans dispersed from Africa, the populations on each continent started breeding in isolation and developing their own set of genetic variations.

It would be years before anyone noticed that my long-ago birthday gift had disappeared and I was once again dispersed into the confetti of B movies, failed TV sitcoms, and clumsy commercials.

A young black man is in a critical and unstable condition after being shot by police in Ferguson on the edges of a demonstration marking the first anniversary of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, which was once again dispersed by police firing teargas.

Once WNV dispersed into urban Los Angeles, virus was isolated from dead birds reported by the public and from Cx. p. quinquefasciatus collected by gravid traps.

And once they disperse the workforce in various parts of the south of England I don't think it's going to be easy to put that back together".