irreversible

The point is that you have to live with that irreversible disease all your life.

To dump them in the ocean is irreversible and basically unpredictable.

But just as Bitcoin and the Internet cannot be shutdown, the Ethereum Genesis block will be an irreversible Singularity.

That said, it is far more dangerous to store passwords in a reversible manner than in an irreversible one.

It assumes freedom of speech is granted, ubiquitous, and irreversible, so those who want extra protection must be criminals.

Or, being more formal, they can say a thermodynamically irreversible process plays the role of an observer.

The latter one can potentially be halted, the first one leads to irreversible information loss.

On the other hand, we know that just a few minutes of hypoxia produces irreversible brain damage.

That's how FB will get a permanent, maybe even irreversible, grip on mobile.

Very few decisions are irreversible or benefit from extended debate or analysis.

There is literally no way for any artist to cause irreversible harm.

That sort of thinking has never led to irreversible disaster!

Few contracts would be irreversible, and few holders of contracts would resist reversal, if physical violence from the state were brought to be bear, even if the issue had already been "settled" by software.

I am not so concerned with addressing how to recover the lost data, all I was concerned with addressing was that this statistical "trick" was nothing of consequence and not irreversible.

The fear of random exclusion by an admissions committee (which is alleviated by the ability to apply to many schools) is replaced by the fear of random exclusion by a teacher who thinks that "teaching his kids a lesson," "giving them feedback," or "maintaining standards" is more important to their future than the grades he will give them (which is unavoidable and irreversible once encountered).

“Delhi, we discovered,” he writes, “is quietly suffering from a dire paediatric respiratory crisis, with a recent study showing that nearly half of the city’s 4.4 million schoolchildren have irreversible lung damage from the poisonous air.” Single it may be, a citation is still a citation.