Sentence examples for rendered as small from inspiring English sources

The approximation error is a design parameter in the construction of the symbolic model and can be rendered as small as desired.

In the presence of disturbances, by employing terminal sliding mode method, a discontinuous finite-time control law is proposed such that the states will eventually converge to a small region of the origin, which can be rendered as small as desired.

The worry of the independent producers, the traditional wizards of the theater district, has been that when the big entertainment conglomerates arrived, the small fries would be rendered as irrelevant as last week's ticket stubs.

On Monday, "the Planner Bugs begin with a good idea" as an "Engineer Bug" and an "Architect Bug" pore over drawings, cleverly rendered as a small flip-book-within-a-book.

They are rendered as tightly compressed into a small area of the picture; it is likely van der Weyden did not want them to result in an area of high tone that might distract from the description of her head.

Drawing a line from Benjamin Franklin to the homilies printed on Celestial Seasonings tea boxes, Mr. Gladwell says that even knotty concepts from fields like quantum physics and philology can be made attractive to large groups of people if the concepts are rendered as anecdotes involving a cabdriver, a small child or an obscure Flemish botanist.

Subjects have been rendered as objects.

A nation rendered as a Tin Pan Alley ballad.

Landscape is rendered as compellingly as the central figure.

Nearly 40,000 persons were rendered as homeless.

For instance "Badr" was rendered "Badt," Yusuf" was rendered "Joseph," and "Boutros" was rendered as "Peter".