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This distance, the turning away from society, has made him uncorrectable.

If there are no uncorrectable errors, the data is simply passed along.

The patients must have poor vision that is uncorrectable with glasses or contact lenses.

However, all forms of albinism are associated with uncorrectable vision problems.

I recently ran into uncorrectable error hard drive problems on my Linux machine.

You will estimate for how long the divergence may continue before it becomes uncorrectable.

Provides support and friendship for people with uncorrectable vision.

Verify that everything was successfully transferred and check for any uncorrectable errors.

Mr. Cunningham acknowledged that the trouble could be more serious and perhaps uncorrectable.

Permanent and uncorrectable functional deafness as determined by a specialist.

Permanent and uncorrectable loss of sight from both eyes as determined by vision acuity testing.

But this particular distortion was as uncorrectable as a smashed egg.

A system that includes such defects is too unreliable for imposing the final, uncorrectable punishment, death.

For comparison, 10 to 10 is the uncorrectable bit error rate of a typical hard disk.

However, in the end, it is hopelessness and failure that prevail in an uncorrectable South.

If there is a significant and uncorrectable difference between output and plan, the system is "out of control."

Firetraps built for flash, with other people's uncorrectable mistakes built into them!

He had another asset: a case of uncorrectable ambylopia, or lazy eye, that makes if difficult for him to see in three dimensions.

Sometimes a disc submitted for duplication will be rejected due to E32 (uncorrectable) errors.

This produces an uncorrectable loss of information.

A friend of mine found out that her child's brain was growing outside of its skull, an uncorrectable and fatal condition.

It said that the vehicle's problems were uncorrectable and that owners should receive refunds.

A device that compares many strands will make the chance of an uncorrectable error effectively nil.

Hal was an ultimate expression of the annoyance many felt when computers made uncorrectable mistakes on their electricity bill.

Scdoris was born with congenital achromatopsia, an uncorrectable visual disorder.