Sentence examples for rendered certain from inspiring English sources

This victory, by giving the Romans undisputed command of the sea, rendered certain the ultimate fall of the Punic strongholds in Sicily.

And when it quietly began to offer service to BlackBerry users a few weeks ago there was a glitch in the system that prevented users from typing in the number 0, which rendered certain ZIP code searches useless.

Among other innovations, DARPA projects have included the "stealth" compounds that have rendered certain U.S. aircraft (F-22 fighters and B-2 bombers) "invisible" to enemy radar, as well as new battlefield sensors, blue-green lasers, nonacoustic forms of submarine detection, computer graphics for virtual reality simulations, and nanotechnology.

Kant grants that the mathematical-mechanical mode has an advantage over the metaphysical-dynamical mode, since its fundamental posits can be represented (indeed, "verified" (4:525)) mathematically, whereas he repeatedly admits that the possibility of fundamental forces can never be comprehended, i.e., their possibility can never be rendered certain.

Although our six DNA sequence data set rendered certain phylogenetic uncertainty for some sister species relationships because of moderate support (Fig. 1), the most plausible hypothesis allows assessing low character-state reconstruction uncertainty of leaf morphological utility using MacClade optimization and BayesTraits analysis of trait evolution.

"I think Camden ought to have its share of middle-class people, people who can afford to pay taxes, who would make the school system better, and who would render certain parts of the city better places to live".

The Geneva convention states in part III, section I, article 28: "The presence of a protected person may not be used to render certain points or areas immune from military operations".

An eight-member Court, while weakened, can still function, as we will see in the remainder of the current term; it can render certain decisions, defer others, and reach some by default, as the consequence of a four-four split.

In throat singing, through careful manipulation of the mouth and throat, a vocalist can render certain overtones audible, resulting in two, three and even four pitches sounding at a time.

For example, scientists have become alarmed by the spread from India of a newly discovered mutation called NDM-1, which renders certain germs like E. coli invulnerable to nearly all modern antibiotics.

Comparable suppression, as well as intimidation, may be seen in the political world when prosecution and persecution for various kinds of associations and actions can render certain opinions virtually unthinkable.