Sentence examples for rendered workable from inspiring English sources
A desirable characteristic of a scaffold would be a degradation rate that is neither too fast nor too slow for it to be rendered workable.
Several attempts have been tried so far to render concrete workable at construction site including starting with a high initial slump at the stationary plant, or retempering with water and/or with chemical admixtures at construction site.
Services rendered by the warriors of the First Earth Battalion are specifically designed to generate workable solutions to defuse the nuclear time bomb, promote international relations, spread wise energy use, enforce the ecological balance, assist wise technological expansion, and above all, stress human development.
Why? Watt made the steam engine more practical by the introduction of a separate condenser, instantly doubling its efficiency, rendering redundant mines workable and forming the blueprint by which all modern steam engines are designed.
In both cases, negotiations and diplomacy came to look like a fig-leaf for inaction – talk of peace masking the pursuit of policies on the ground that rendered hopes for a just or workable outcome meaningless.
She is rendered speechless.
However, it does open the possibility of less divergent rulings on areas such as pricing interoperability of software, making orders of changed behavior by firms more workable internationally, and therefore rendering anti-trust law more effective in the future.
The surface of these carbon spheres is hydrophilic and possesses -OH and -C=O groups, which renders the surface of the template microspheres directly workable.
It didn't provide a workable economy.
As Egyptians vote Saturday on the draft constitution, the results may also render a verdict on Mr. Morsi's ability to stabilize the country and the Obama administration's bet that it can build a workable partnership with a government guided by the Brotherhood — a group the United States shunned for decades as a threat to Western values and interests.
