Sentence examples for which are erased from inspiring English sources

Graphite-toned drawings made from newspaper photographs, which are erased and configured into little Symbolist dramas, touch repeatedly on the theme of freakishness and difference.

There are session-based cookies, or temporary cookie files which are erased when you close your browser, and persistent cookies, that stay in one of your browser's subfolders until you delete them manually or until your browser deletes them based on the duration period contained within the persistent cookie's file.

Stories, which allows users to post images and videos that are sixty seconds or shorter, and which are erased after twenty-four hours, launched in August, 2016; the feature was quite similar — some have used stronger language to describe the resemblance — to Snapchat Stories.

Users can post pictures and videos and messages on various events, all of which are erased at 6am the next morning to start fresh.

They held a 2-1 lead, which was erased with a goal in the final seconds of the second period.

Mr. Hack envisions the reclaimed intersection of Fulton and Greenwich Streets, which was erased by the trade center superblock, as the crossroads of the project.

Plus 600 and plus 100 gave the Nickell team 12 imps on the board, leaving a deficit of 5, which was erased on the next board, the subject of Saturday's column.

The producers were maddeningly secretive about the show's finale: 18 endings were filmed, 17 of which were erased (by mistake?), the final one being filmed in secret without the actors' or indeed the camera crew's knowledge (the kamerafolk were given souvenir "The Chalice" eyepatches which, unbeknownst to them, contained HD microcams).

They authenticate themselves using a predeployed key which is erased as soon as pairwise keys are established.

Different polymorphs were found to dominate the observed multiple melting endotherms of a thermally treated s-PS sample, which was erased of the thermal history in advance.

Flash is a cousin of the random access memory (RAM) used in personal computers; but unlike RAM, which is erased when a computer is turned off, flash continues to keep what's stored on the device after the power is turned off.