Przykłady corrupt

• The language rights activists present the victim of linguistic imperialism as a sponge who uncritically absorbs corrupting material.

• Then some processors (fewer than half of them) fail, and the fault consists in corrupting precisely this bit.

• If they do, then additional work is required to determine the extent to which they are corrupted.

• Thus, corrupted norms are marked by low behavioural determinacy, but sufficiently strong moral persuasiveness.

• He almost certainly doubted that there had ever been any revelation to be corrupted.

• Projects were corrupted by the financial demands of the crown and the speculative investment of patronage seekers.

• Requiring that some expressions must be treated specially depending on their types corrupts the interface between the components of the compiler.

• We have seen that the 'only if ' part from right to left in the satisfaction condition is corrupted.

• In addition to potential corruption in the process of signal transmission, a message can be corrupted at both the source and destination of the message.

• They assumed that the chant currently being sung, which clearly did not fit exactly the modal classifications, had been corrupted through time and scribal error.

• As one might expect it was this which aroused the most anxiety over the theory's potentially corrupting threats to morality and decency.

• They suggest that this phenomenon can be captured in our framework under the assumption that the learner's observations are corrupted by some perceptual noise.

• Uniform clothing offset the corrupting influences of vanity and competition so prevalent in modern society and subdued young women's tendencies toward competition.

• Bootleggers are viewed as corrupting the music because they also have an interest in money.

• Manualists saw sign language as possibly prior to spoken language, and therefore purer or less corrupted.