Sentence examples for gradually rendering from inspiring English sources

A very similar process that is gradually rendering interracial marriage a banal fact of life is taking place with regard to same-sex marriage.

The Bhili languages reflect strong traces of this archaic system as dedicated accusative and genitive markers are gradually rendering the correspondence between abstract case functions and morphosyntactic cases more more transparent.

A seemingly small and oftentimes random choice of an option may unwittingly trigger self-reinforcing mechanisms, i.e., processes that generate positive feedback on the selection of a specific strategic option while gradually rendering strategic alternatives unattractive (Arthur 1989).

The activation of such traces by the context active at retrieval determines the probability that an item is retrieved; and context randomly changes over time, gradually rendering items less accessible.

Dr. Jenkins explained that new antibiotics were desperately needed since growing resistance to antibiotics gradually rendered older drugs ineffective.

Then the introduction of gunpowder weapons gradually rendered the pike, lance, halberd, and other pole-arms largely obsolete.

There's a certain irony in the way that, even as the CD is gradually rendered redundant by downloading, the multiple-disc box set has become increasingly prominent.

If the Go community's more fraught reactions exemplify our collective anxiety that A.I. will gradually render humans useless in an unending succession of fields, perhaps Asia's Go academies will be a test case.

If the Go community's more fraught reactions exemplify our collective anxiety that A.I. will gradually render humans useless in an unending succession of fields, perhaps Asia's Go academies will be a test case.

Mr. Lyon subjected fragments from "Parsifal," a Sousa march, and "Pierrot Lunaire," (reharmonized to sound tonal), to electronic distortions that gradually rendered the originals unrecognizable (and even inaudible) within the sonic haze.

The increasing occurrence of multiresistant pathogenic bacterial strains has gradually rendered traditional antimicrobial treatment ineffective.