Sentence examples for rendering the data from inspiring English sources

If that is done, then a "factory reset" will delete the key, rendering the data unreadable.

Exposure to humidity, sunlight or harsh cleaning solutions can gradually break down the dye, rendering the data on it unreadable.

Users and IT can track the data wherever it goes to create an audit trail (especially useful for regulated industries) and they can revoke access instantly at any time, rendering the data unusable.

Management bonuses were tightly tied to employee engagement, rendering the data collected from employee surveys critical to an individual's advancement in the company.

Putting underwater sensors so close to Canadian and US assets would make it incredibly easy for those two countries to interdict and interfere with such devices without China's knowledge, rendering the data from such devices unreliable and useless".

Differences in topology were identified and then illustrated further by rendering the data two dimensionally (e.g. Fig 1D and E).

This is far from a fix; the KryoFlux only creates a magnetic map of the disc, but the technology does not yet exist to render the data found within, which means that the accessibility of Clifton's words depends upon marbl's ability to keep the old VideoWriter working and the floppy disks from disintegrating further.

Though Phorm says its system renders the data anonymous and has safeguards against security breaches, privacy advocates claimed vindication in the decision by BT. "It's a huge victory for privacy," said Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group, a civil liberties organization based in London.

But that doesn't render the data "useless".

More importantly, the DM data are gridded, which renders the data suitable for modeling applications.

This is because encryption techniques "would render the data unintelligible to any person not authorised to see it".