Sentence examples for context rendering from inspiring English sources

It unobtrusively lays digital technology into historical and material context, rendering it this way as something not to fear.

Digital design may well resolve the ambiguity problem, however, and allow indexing for history and context, rendering architecture allographic per Goodmanian criteria (S. Fisher 2000b).

Therefore, the immigrant Korean fathers working in early childhood programs in the U.S. might be bound by the traditional Korean roles and Korean cultural context rendering them likely to face conflicts when working with their children essentially because of cultural mismatch.

The gross misuse of the term in this context renders it virtually meaningless.

Still, however revolting the image, it's hard to see how the context renders it anything other than utterly shrunken.

A theatrical context renders it strange and new, and the physical power of Mr. Lemon's dancing through the hosing magnifies what is already a highly disturbing image.

His first student film, "Murder," stages in just over a minute a fatal stabbing by penknife: a killing without motive or context, rendered with startling detail and economy.

Suppose the conversational context renders one dog salient among several that are visible.

These baseless SIV denials are something that the State Department could easily fix by issuing internal guidance that directs SIV application reviewers to look into applicants' personnel files in instances of negative employment information, and to determine whether the context renders the negative employment information irrelevant to the "faithful and valuable service" determination.

Service delivery in each of these countries occurs within different economic, cultural and political contexts, rendering meaningful comparison across studies more difficult.

I still view translation as an important aspect of science journalism but feel that presenting the results of research without the appropriate context renders them meaningless and sometimes deleterious.