inaccessible data

All of its essential information has apparently been cached away somewhere in inaccessible data banks.

Only when retrieving inaccessible data should cost-shifting be considered.

Since backup tapes are a form of inaccessible data, the Court found it appropriate to consider cost-shifting for the recovery of e-mails from those tapes.

Due to the factual nature of the cost-shifting test, it may be prudent to request that a small sample of the inaccessible data be restored.

The prospect of inaccessible data, no doubt unnerves computer users, and Dr. Jacknis thinks the public should undertake its own Y2K preparations.

Another variation, called "data folding", is implemented in some hex editors and is used to structure a binary file or hide inaccessible data sections in a RAM-editor.

This helps to provide a level playing field so that conservation and local self-determination voices can be heard in development and resources decisions often conducted behind walls of expensive technologies and inaccessible data.

In the specific case before the Court, it was found that there existed both accessible and inaccessible data, with active e-mail files falling into the first category, and e-mails saved to optical disk falling into the second or third category.