Sentence examples for through erasure from inspiring English sources

While a slide piece by Patrick Grenier titled "Invisible History of Chelsea" documents the recent transformation, partly through erasure, of a neighborhood, much of the rest of the work here is more personal than public in scale.

What Hupenthal and the Arizona legislature have done is to denigrate, through erasure, the contributions of people of color to the social, economic and political fabric of the United States, our United States.

To date, it seems that only one person has been held directly accountable among all the schools flagged for possible cheating through erasures.

Table 2 The decoding delay of original data packets at the receivers   p 1 p 2 p 3 p 4 p 5 p 6 R 1 1 0 0 0 4 2 R 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 R 3 0 0 2 3 4 0 R 4 0 0 0 3 0 2 R 5 0 0 2 0 4 0. In each time slot of the coded transmission phase, the sender selects and broadcasts a coding set through erasure-prone wireless channels.

However, a study published by Cambridge researchers last year showed that approximately 1% of the changes get through the erasure process unscathed.

González critiqued how artists like Burson, who seek to commune with the many through an erasure of identity via composite photography, suggest that race itself is voluntary.

When the ghost and Redlaw agree to a Faustian bargain involving the achievement of happiness through the erasure of memory, Milly's charitable instincts, as well as those of many around her, are sorely tested.

It accomplishes this trick through the erasure of real accomplishments by women and people of colour of the era, and by downplaying the institutional and systemic oppression in favour of presenting easier (and more salacious) targets such as sexual harassment and racist banter as the biggest obstacles facing women and people of colour in the workplace.

The difference between men and women was erased in the public sphere through the erasure of gender and sexuality (Wang 2003).

One cycle of the HD operation includes at least one passage through the min-sum BP decoder, and if necessary, it also includes a passage through the erasure decoder.

While this tendency to forgo consideration of the real life experiences of trans people in favor of monolithic, stereotypical representations of them (or through outright erasure) seems to have been common in academic writing at the time, it is also worth noting the deep theoretical and political commitments at work.