Sentence examples for Power rendering from inspiring English sources
Robust GME algorithms often require high computation power, rendering them unsuitable for real-time, embedded vision applications.
Consolidation of control requires that economic and security bureaucracies are prevented from becoming competing centers of power, rendering them less effective at getting things done at the local level.
Moreover, the global ambitions of Huawei and ZTE and the tremendous growth of other Chinese players such as Tencent, Baidu and Alibaba, have also forced Washington to do the unthinkable: exercise hard power, rendering its hegemony visible.
Procedural liberal philosophers, such as the late John Rawls, decry large inequalities in wealth not because such unequal patterns of holdings are inherently objectionable, but because unequal economic power translates into unequal political power, rendering unfair the procedures of democratic decision-making which ultimately determine the rules of the game.
On account of its normally positive connotation, it has a rhetorical power rendering it suitable as a political slogan (Westen 1990).
Was there a complete loss of electric power, rendering the transponder inoperative, after which the aircraft continued on for many miles?
Like Orwell, Hrabal is attuned to how power renders us ridiculous, but his critique is slant, sometimes obscured.
Jet power rendered piston-engine military aircraft virtually obsolete following the end of World War II, meaning that the surplus situation of the post-World War I era was not repeated.
Unlike Nepal's blackout-plagued urbanites, Rangkhani's villagers have uninterrupted power, rendered more secure by the installation of a minigrid last year, interconnecting with five other nearby microhydro plants.
He grows up and dabbles in poetry, but eventually the collapse of Soviet power renders his verses impotent and pointless in the face of the new order's absurdity.
On his return to Moscow, Khrushchev surprised his colleagues with a proposal to deal with American power, rendered tersely by Malin as "an offensive policy": Come to an agreement with F. Castro, conclude a military agreement regarding joint defense.
