George became famous for his polar explorer's gear, which enabled him to paint outside in most weathers, but above all he was celebrated for his devotion to the particularity of things, especially trees, and English light and atmosphere, and his ability to render all this most beautifully and memorably into the language of paint.
His articles were virtual tutorials about currents in legal thinking, written with ease and sweep and an ability to render complex matters accessible.
It requires an adequate grasp of the source text (plus associated conceptual framework) and the ability to render this coherently, using a suitable style and the correct terminology, in the target language, which should normally be the translator's mother tongue.
The UBI has keen supporters now in the tech industry, whose billionaires have realised that, through rapid automation and its ability to render regulation useless, info-tech could create mass poverty over the next 20 years.
His heat-seeking eye for detail and his ability to render those observations in hot, tactile prose, however, immerse us so thoroughly in the fetid world of the war and the even more noxious world of espionage that they effectively erase the book's occasional longueurs.
I'll say that it is certainly clear that in the year 2009, the notion of operating systems being independent of internet access and internet ability to render important things in the internet is kind of not a sensible concept.
He writes with remarkable clarity -- no other journalist writes mo' better on a daily basis -- and his ability to render the problems of the world in a thousand words or less borders on the miraculous.
Washington wrote to Schuyler, "In the death of this gentleman, America has sustained a heavy loss, as he had approved himself a steady friend to her rights and of ability to render her the most essential services".
We found no significant relationship between Gleason score, preoperative PSA, or T-stage and the ability to render a PSA nadir ⩽0.2 ng ml−1 (univariate analysis).
