Sentence examples for render a plan from inspiring English sources
"Since the first time UrbanAmerica met with the village, there has been a change in the housing market, which could render a plan relying on condominiums problematic at this time," Mr. Hall said.
Studies performed after hours are typically first read by a radiology resident, and the emergency physician (EP) may render a treatment plan and disposition based on this 'preliminary' diagnostic interpretation.
For every artist like August Natterer -- whose vivid rendering of a plan for a village green in the shape of a witch's head is part Bosch and part Arcimboldo -- there are several whose work is only marginally engaging as art.
In a letter to the board, MWD staff members said the agency will probably increase the amount of water stored in reservoirs this year and next, rendering an allocation plan unnecessary.
At our first session, I was disturbed by his relentless wish to "knock-off" a variety of people he believed were "conspiring" against him -- though he wouldn't specify the people or a plan, rendering these rantings unreportable.
The plan's limits on tax deductions and cutbacks in the generosity of entitlement benefits for upper-income households render the plan a progressive reform.
Variable weather conditions also render a reliable energy injection planning impossible, causing the photovoltaic power plant output to be most often unpredictable.
In silico results should then be validated against experimental outputs to reconcile different design plan hypotheses and render a realistic view of the system.
Although the 2011 budget does advocate a crewed Mars mission as a future goal for NASA, the lack of a specific timetable could render the plan ineffective.
Our original plan was to render a scene of the ocean surface with killer whales as described in our project proposal (http://graphics.stanford.edu/cs348b-06/JulieTung/FinalProposal).
It's so far to go from here to there as to render [his plan] little more than an aspirational blueprint".
