Sentence examples for intended to render a from inspiring English sources

In another statement issued on Friday, the humanitarian affairs office emphasized that its report was not intended to render a legal verdict on the attack.

When the suffix "-tard" is added on to any adjective or noun, the resulting conjunction is intended to render a word that will connote an inferior, idiotic or dumber-than-dirt, juxtaposed quantity.

The plates onto which that data is recorded bear no resemblance to the actual image they're intended to render; a holographic plate's function is to record light waves, not objects, and often appears to the naked eye as a blank square.

"In recommending equal opportunities...this study does not intend to render a judgment of countries' broadly accepted cultural and religious norms," the IMF analysts added.

We intend to base our approach on the algorithm described in "Rendering Fur With Three Dimensional Textures". (James T. Kajiya and Timothy L. Kay, SIGGRAPH, 89). 3. We also intend to render a stem.

In turn, the access phase or how to authorize access to a protected image (Fig. 8), starts when a user intends to render a privacy protected image.

Even though these new services are meant to make it easier to research and file a patent application, they are not intended to render that technical process into a do-it-yourself operation.

We intended to render dense foam formations in a physically-correct way.

Nonetheless, when we crossed the Dido3ΔCT mutation onto a p53-deficient background, a genetic manipulation intended to render Dido3 mutants resistant to p53-dependent apoptosis and growth arrest, we were unable to rescue the lethal phenotype of Dido3ΔCT-RFP mice (Supplementary Table 1).

At the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, American architect James Ingo Freed created a space intended to render the visitor slightly off-balance and on edge.

The three-drug cocktail is meant to mimic the induction of general anesthesia and it works like this: The execution team inserts an IV line into the condemned prisoner and then delivers a dose of sodium pentothal, an "ultrashort-acting barbiturate," intended to render the inmate deeply unconscious.