Only by rendering many aspects of daily life automatic and habitual, he argued, could we "free our minds to advance to really interesting fields of action".
They permit the scientist to introduce into his descriptions a theoretical content that is lacking at the everyday level and in so doing to unify and render intelligible aspects of the world that seem opaque when considered singly.
Although modern technology has rendered some aspects of astronomical publishing obsolete, the beautiful detailed star atlases of years past largely superseded by planetarium software, there is still a place for observer's atlases and guides.
CoP provides an apprenticeship model (Fig. 3) to promote learning environments which render key aspects of a discipline and make domain-specific practices visible to learners, while still enrolled in academia.
Again, this is similar to the case of the free market: yes, by and large it is preferable to have free markets than not to have them, but this does not render specific aspects of its operations immune to criticism and reform from an ethical point of view.
The two decades that have passed since the Soviet Union's demise have rendered many aspects of Soviet patrimony less ideologically radioactive.
Flaubert commands his audience's attention by rendering every aspect of Emma's life — he called his novel "a biography" — with such skill that readers need not willingly suspend disbelief.
However, this provision becomes applicable only in certain circumstances that the co-founders have the power and financial incentives to prevent from occurring, thus rendering this aspect of the sunset inapplicable.
However, a careful examination indicates that this provision becomes applicable only in certain circumstances that the co-founders have the power and financial incentive to prevent from occurring, thus rendering this aspect of the sunset practically inapplicable.
The amount of memorization which is already required to learn the language renders that aspect of the assignment relatively innocuous.
