Whats more, his formidable knowledge of the period is seldom referential; its rendered unobtrusive by the melody of his prose.
In Cormac's hands it's rendered fresh, original and funny as hell.
As the film quite literally ascends to another plane through the doctor's journey, it is rendered with great vividness by varied and evocative settings, by meticulous attention to detail, and by a large cast of indigenous nonprofessional actors.
Among other things, it contends that since the $44.6 million forfeiture was originally part of Nacchio's criminal sentence, it is rendered nondeductible.
Hence, the optical lens of IRC is required to be brought from the prevailing ambient temperature of 60 °C or 20 °C to 30 °C ± 1 °C within a very short span, say 60 s to render it suitable for military applications.
From a strictly grammatical standpoint, it makes little sense, seeing as the Wolof, if translated, would already mean "it's pretty" or "it's beautiful," rendering the English "it's so" completely superfluous.
These results indicate that the accessory alpha helix of dmCpx contains some feature(s) that renders it more inhibitory than the accessory helix of mammalian CpxI.
What was it that rendered Mr. Wang's party special?
While the tournament results in millions of people around the country filling out office pools and accounts for roughly 90 percent of the N.C.A.A.'s annual revenue, it has rendered the sport's regular season largely irrelevant.
There are so many South's today that it has rendered this question in some ways almost irrelevant, but, in other ways, of course not.
It easily rendered Knight's questions including "Where can I buy this device?" and "When will machines replace humans?"—into Mandarin, and relayed Wu's responses in clear, if machine-inflected, English.
