Sentence examples for commonly rendered from inspiring English sources

It's more commonly rendered with a 'z,' but both are perfectly acceptable, so let's chalk this up to a way of Robert keeping us all on our toes.

In Exodus 3 14, when Moses asks God his name, the answer in Hebrew, 'Ehyeh-'Asher-'Ehyeh, has been commonly rendered i am that i am but could be, Alter reports, simply i am, i am.

An in personam, or personal, judgment, the type most commonly rendered by courts, imposes a personal liability or obligation upon a person or group to some other person or group.

Tympanostomy tubes (TTs) are commonly rendered nonfunctional by mucus plug formation.

That same announcement in Arabic has also been commonly rendered as ISIL, which translates as the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant.

In this congested, pollution-choked metropolis of 18 million people, Head of Government of the Federal District, commonly rendered in English as "Mayor of Mexico City," Marcelo Ebrard, is promoting a program that obligates municipal officials to bike to work once per month.

Animators commonly render eyes as generically geometrical, building them out of two spheres: a large one for the eyeball, and a portion of a smaller one for the protuberance of the cornea.

We used a fusion protein with H2B for two main reasons: First, for determination of the cell cycle activity in CMs nuclear markers such as BrdU or Ki-67 are used most commonly, rendering the clear identification of CM nuclei of crucial importance [ 1].

However, an incidence of 1 : 250 individuals (corresponding to a prevalence of 1.6 5.9 for 1,000 inhabitants) is commonly accepted, rendering HH one of the most common genetic disorders in Caucasians.

She commonly paints doggedly rendered if eerily beautiful fields of colored dots, but also has a line of sculptures and installations with mirrors in which viewers are invited to see their reflection reproduced ad infinitum, as light flickers or tendrils of some spooky melody waft through the air.

CAD applications are used to create 3-D rendered designs commonly used for architectural purposes.