For instance, he contended that the very idea of absolute motion was suspect because we can represent to ourselves only various motions with particular features related to particular bodies in motion, but "absolute" motion cannot be rendered particular in anything like this way; it remains abstract (Downing 2005: 235).
He asked how the woman would render one particular vulgarity.
More often voice-over, music, or other elements are combined with shooting angle to render a particular character's feelings throughout a film.
The boundaries of a military ecosphere might be physical barriers, such as oceans or mountain ranges; they might also be changes in the military topography, that combination of terrain, vegetation, and man-made features that could render a particular technology or tactic effective or ineffective.
Some philosophers argue, however, that the presence of certain intentions might render a particular act of beneficence less than gratitude-worthy.
Two of the major recurring rumors about Apple's forthcoming iPhone deal with substantial hardware changes — specifically a much longer body and a redesigned dock connector — that would render this particular $199 purchase useless.
It can be said safely enough that the 80-minute exchange is a character study, although its intermittent pokes at emotional depth register as contrivances and render this particular study of character about as deep as the nail polish on the Midler/Mergers finger nails -- those fingers often twirling a cigarette or even two at a time.
A highly potent neurotoxin like canebrake toxin may render this particular toxin unnecessary.
Moreover, the reasoning used to render a particular decision or risk preferences may not in some cases be represented accurately as an easily defined model.
"Technology always marches on, but that's normally because new devices offer consumers better features and more flexibility to woo buyers in the marketplace, not because government fiat has rendered a particular technology obsolete.
