Siri didn't render the address I spoke with perfect accuracy, but when I tapped the screen I was able to edit the e-mail draft before sending.
In a borough of immigrants from more than 100 nations, firefighters say emergency calls can come in languages, dialects and accents that render an address or a description of a fire scene beyond their comprehension.
While at times the book languishes in long, if poetically rendered, lists of addresses and favorite foods, Auster's ruminations on death, family, memory, and marriage are both poignant and delightful.
Using technology from RealNames, version 5.0 or later of Microsoft's Web browser will automatically render the characters as addresses recognizable by the domain name system, without requiring the use of special software.
What makes Facebook one of the most potent digital ecosystems is that it is based on managing the digital identity of every user in its user base, and, if done right, Facebook has the potential to render phone numbers, email addresses and bank account numbers obsolete.
President Ronald Reagan dreamed of protecting the United States with an impenetrable missile shield -- a Strategic Defense Initiative -- that, as he said in his second Inaugural Address, "would render nuclear weapons obsolete".
There's nothing encrypted about what he showed in the video — names and email addresses are rendered in plain text.
Given how important it can be to make sure this contact information is accurate (a wrong digit in a telephone number or email address will render them useless), this could actually prove quite useful.
Unless we explore the economic and social determinants of adoption and sustained use of LPG, larger policy level initiatives on pro-poor LPG dissemination will not render adequate success to address energy poverty.
The risks associated with central venous access, pulmonary arterial injury, embolization, infection, interpretation, and reproducibility were previously addressed and render this modality impractical for use in the ED [ 2, 4, 5].
