Sentence examples for rendered inapplicable from inspiring English sources

The model of this spherical mobile robot however, does not fall into any of these classes and hence these existing algorithms are rendered inapplicable to this system.

But because the network topology in a CRN varies over time due to the dynamic nature of PU activities, many existing routing algorithms are rendered inapplicable as their computed paths usually do not adapt to the network dynamism.

Delaware 203 Section 6.9 of the merger agreement states: Neither Company nor the Board of Directors of Company shall approve or take any action to render inapplicable to any Alternative Proposal or Alternative Transaction Section 203 of the DGCL or any similar Takeover Statutes.

But it is unhistorical, on the other hand, to "ignore or twist particular events, persons, predicaments, in the name of laws, theories, principles derived from other fields, logical, ethical, metaphysical, scientific, which the nature of the medium renders inapplicable" (1978b, 141 2).

These programs are generally designed to find probes less than 100 bp rendering them inapplicable for the considerably longer Southern blot probes.

36 37 38 Predictors in these risk scores are, however, generally specific to their particular specialties, rendering them inapplicable to an orthopaedic population.

The Appeals Chamber explained that the testimony of a witness constituted a mixture of oral and written evidence and that the appearance of the witness in court to attest to a written statement was a crucial factor that rendered Rule 92 bis inapplicable.

Further regulations limiting "real" access to the labour market during the first 15 months after receipt of a working permit rendered questions for income inapplicable and difficult to operationalise [ 19].