For a plant to pass a McDonald's audit, the stunner needs to render animals "insensible" on the first shot 95percentt of the time.
The data on the hard drives includes all the information on American nuclear weapons that the team needs to render the nuclear devices safe in emergencies, officials said.
Their Ukraine adventure boomeranged, leaving only half a country that needs to render unto Putin more than chocolate.
These factors are serious drawbacks when a HCW needs to render care to an acutely ill patient.
It its need to render every kind of human experience, "Cloud Atlas" finds itself staring into the reflective waters of Joyce's "Ulysses".
It its need to render every kind of human experience, "Cloud Atlas" finds itself staring into the reflective waters of Joyce's "Ulysses". Just as Joyce, in the scene that takes place in the cabman's shelter, found the hidden beauty of cliché-filled prose, so Mitchell does with his Luisa Rey story.
It did not have to equal that attached to the glory of Napoleon It did however need to render eminent services to the arts and sciences".
A drug company can't patent a naturally occurring hormone, but it can patent a process needed to render it absorbable as a drug.
To explain an event all we need to do is to subsume it under a general law that is obtained by inductive generalisation, through the observation of repeated events of type B following events of type A. In order to understand an action, by contrast, we need to render it intelligible by reconstructing the thought processes that inform it.
One caveat: suet is sold unrendered, but, as I discovered by way of my own laziness, you do not need to render it.
Although this type of semiconductor device had been invented in 1948, more than 10 years of developmental work was needed to render it a viable alternative to the vacuum tube.
