Sentences with phrase «irreversible nature of»

It raised over $ 25,000 on the ethereum platform in eight hours before its developer pulled the plug as best he could given the irreversible nature of blockchain smart contracts.

Due to the anonymous and irreversible nature of blockchain transactions, the likelihood of recovering your funds is fairly low.

The exception is credit and debit cards and one of the reasons for that is because of the irreversible nature of Bitcoin.

The most terrifying part of these studies is the irreversible nature of the collapse, and the inevitable rise in sea level.

, a marketing and advertising company, has created powerful images that depict the irreversible nature of killing wildlife.

Young & Rubicam Paris, a marketing and advertising company, has created powerful images that depict the irreversible nature of killing wildlife.

In Raedecker's work, admonitions about the irreversible nature of decay in the tradition of the vanitas still life appear to become applicable to the genre itself.

It is important to remember that it does not always work, and the prolongation of other treatment modalities should not be undertaken due to the severe and potentially irreversible nature of this disease.

Warren Buffett on the irreversible nature of pension plan promises This is a wonderful memo written by Buffett in 1975 to the Washington Post Chief Executive Katharine Graham with advice on the pension plan (which is now one of the few with a surplus).

A high density of severed axons could explain the irreversible nature of progressive multiple sclerosis, he says.

Regulators will also need to figure out how to manage the irreversible nature of blockchain.

Not exact matches

But it is just this supposedly impenetrable envelope of pure «phenomenon» which the rebounding thrust of human evolution pierces, at least at one point, since by its nature it is irreversible.

But when a certain intensity is attained by the new emotion, a critical point is passed, and there then ensues an irreversible revolution, equivalent to the production of a new nature.)

Judge Coffin says the nature, facts and drivers of climate change will be central to the case — including whether there is a threshold at which the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere reaches a tipping point locking in irreversible planetary damage.

Knowledge of these thresholds is key to the sustainable management of ecosystems and to anticipating irreversible changes and / or ecological collapse,» wrote Alfredo Huete, a researcher at the University of Sydney in Australia, in an accompanying commentary on the study in Nature.

ALL the documents state that I am not review - able due to the length of time I have been disabled, the deteriorating nature of my disability and that it is irreversible.

With this exhibition Jonas evokes the fragility of nature, using her own poetic language to address the irreversible impact of human interference on the environmental equilibrium of our planet.

Even in our high - tech times, which recently have been dubbed the era of anthropocene — the irreversible human footprint on earth — nature is indispensable.

Initially drafted in 2003 with the support and input of NGOs, the bill had been changed so much by the time it first arrived in parliament in 2010 that 73 leading civil - society organizations said it would «open the door for irreversible destructions [of] the country's nature» by allowing land uses such as mining, urbanization, tourism facilities, dam construction, and other forms of energy development to have priority over protection.

Bill McKibben, a high - profile climate campaigner with 350.org, said: «For scientists, conservative by nature, to use «serious, pervasive, and irreversible» to describe the effects of climate falls just short of announcing that climate change will produce a zombie apocalypse plus random beheadings plus Ebola.»

The myriad of processes that transform energy, that result in the motion of mass in the atmosphere, in oceans, and on land, processes that drive the global water, carbon, and other biogeochemical cycles, all have in common that they are irreversible in their nature.»

It includes the likelihood of irreversible changes to societies and to nature, and even a small chance of catastrophe.

The nature of a medical professional's work is such that their errors can cause irreversible harm to an innocent victim.

Before giving consent to terminal palliative sedation, a patient who wishes to receive such sedation or, where applicable, the individual authorized to consent to care on behalf of the patient, must among other things be informed of the prognosis, the irreversible and terminal nature of the sedation and the anticipated duration of the sedation.

The public nature of distributed ledgers also means that transactions are immutable and irreversible.

But that proved much more difficult than advertised, because the very nature of a blockchain is to make any executed transaction irreversible — even if it's the result of an exploit.

«Unfortunately because of its irreversible nature, bitcoin requires near perfect security,» he said.