Indeed, biases can be so strong and context insensitive that logics may be rendered, for all intents-and-purposes, useless.
For some reason, the mannequin had stopped communicating with its computer, rendering it, for all intents and purposes, dead.
"Despite these circumstances, we will not turn our backs on our Constitutional duty to render justice for all," the agency said in a statement.
As we know, this same court by the same margin, 5-4, found a key section of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to be unconstitutional, and thus rendered it for all intents and purposes non-operational, until and unless a remedy can be found.
"How could a once-admired, great nation fall into such a quagmire of killing, immorality, and lawlessness?" Put it this way: If Congress doesn't impeach Bush and Cheney, then that section of the Constitution -- Article II, Section 4 -- will be rendered hereafter, for all practical purposes, null and void.
One can only imagine how much more complicated and time-consuming it would have been for CTD to have attempted to test 44 independent NER tools by installing them locally, and in the absence of a common communications interchange framework; such an environment would likely have rendered testing, for all practical purposes, infeasible.
GPUs in the cloud are both useful for rendering images and for all kinds of complex parallel calculations needed to power deep learning, scientific modeling and other high-performance computing applications.
Sankoff's algorithm, however, has an O(L3 K ) time complexity and O(L2 K ) space complexity for K sequences of length L, rendering it impractical for all but the smallest multiple folding problems.
Images were processed at full bit depth for all analysis and rendered for display by converting to 8 bit format using ImageJ software (http://imagej.nih.gov/ij/) and a linear lookup table.
As Coburn, a raspberry swirl of red face and white hat, jacket and moustache, brandished the winning trophy, only the most leaden of hearts would have failed to have been moved as the sheer euphoria and happiness of the occasion cloyed in his throat, rendering him all but speechless for what I'd hesitate to guess is the first time in his life.
