This characterization is different from a conclusion that a fairness opinion cannot be rendered because the consideration is not fair.
The second has to do with how extreme frequencies are rendered: "Because the bass and treble areas are hard to reproduce accurately, factory earbuds will often sound harsh, emphasizing the mid-range and upper mid-range.
And there are two cameras to render, because the film is in 3D.
A few months later Ms Dhupa went back to ask where the ashes had been scattered, only to be told that the cat had been taken to an animal rendering plant, because the couple hadn't specifically requested cremation.
"They didn't want to give us the rendering, because it might still happen," Lubell said.
Three passages are also rendered incorrectly because the word "tested" appears instead of "texted".
An official of the country's environmental protection agency told the Guardian that its rejection of a major resort development was rendered meaningless, because the developers had already acquired the rights to start work.
The first accounts produced after Harding's retirement from BNFL were held up for many months: when finally published, they were stamped with a rare warning from the company's auditors that they could be rendered invalid because the Tory government had removed a pledge to underwrite £17 bn worth of reprocessing contracts.
"I just tell everybody, 'Go to your rabbi, I don't want to make the decisions.' " The white Formica countertops that came with the Alts' house — which could not be "kashered," or rendered kosher, because the surface was porous — have been replaced by a nonporous granite that can be kashered with boiling water, making it safe to touch utensils and food.
Even passengers can't see how well it renders graphics, because the angle is optimized for drivers viewing head-on.
