Sentence examples for rendered to be from inspiring English sources

"Lost in the Meritocracy" is too slickly rendered to be surprising.

In addition to systems which can be rendered to be asymptotically stable by means of the state feedback, plants satisfying assumption of partial asymptotic stability are considered.

Secondly, a switched nonlinear system is rendered to be incrementally passive by the design of a set of dynamic error feedback controllers and a dynamic switching law.

This combination of good mechanical properties coupled with higher reported ZT of nanostructured p-type Si80Ge20 alloys are rendered to be a potential material for power generation applications, compared to its bulk counterpart.

But a slew of classy actors -- and a few strategic injections of schmaltz -- cannot disguise the show's shortcomings, its laboriously incremental plotting and a passel of characters too schematically rendered to be taken to heart.

The original version of this piece is rendered to be played back on a 24 speaker three dimentional diffusion system (24 individual 24bit 48KHz soundfiles) and was mixed and created in the Listening Room at CCRMA, a 3D room with 16 speakers (4 hanging from the ceiling, 8 at ear level and 4 below the floor).

This is the same group that Lubbock (1937 431) reports as having apparently all died sometime afterward, although Mary-Rousselière (1982/83:14–15) considers Lubbock's rendering to be probably wrong.

Wait for the render to be done.

Wait a few moments for the rendering to be completed for the location.

This might not be as galling if the representation rendered to clients were adequate, but it's not.

any service rendered or to be rendered by said railroad, in consideration of said person, firm, or corporation furnishing any part of the facilities incident thereto.' Id. § 48.