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The persistence of residual magnetism (on magnetic storage media) or deformations (on optical media) that may carry information susceptible to discovery using special techniques. To avoid compromise of confidential information, one can destroy data by repeated overwriting with random data. |
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Remanent magnetism of mafic magmatic rocks, if primary, can provide paleo-intensities of the geomagnetic field at the time of crystallization (e. The use of Sunprene for the manufacture of sealant profiles is said to ensure a unique combination of the functional properties required in this application, including outstanding weathering resistance, low remanent deformation on compression, as well as impact and abrasion resistance, according to the company. At the bottom of the photograph is a skin-covered mound, which is at a remanent of the posterior external auditory canal bone. |
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