Sentence examples for rendering of power from inspiring English sources

Scholars agree that Pinter's dramatic rendering of power relations results from this scrutiny.

This renders lack of power as an explanation for the absence of genetic innovation, unlikely.

He may be saying: for the purposes of action and response, wipe out the influence of such-and-such impressions (Plato's Protagoras, similarly, speaks of rendering the power of appearance unauthoritative [356e]); focus instead on your understanding of the whole, which will give you a different impression.

On the last weekend of ILM's work on Dark of the Moon, the company's entire render farm was being used for the film, giving ILM more than 200,000 hours of rendering power a day or equivalent to 22.8 years of rendering time in a 24-hour period.

The guardian council holds that the power of the supreme leader is not limited by the letter of constitution, rendering the powers of the rahbar of the Islamic republic virtually limitless.

Consolidation of control requires that economic and security bureaucracies are prevented from becoming competing centers of power, rendering them less effective at getting things done at the local level.

That's maybe where these stories are most useful: for rendering explicit the dynamics of power in sexual assault and workplace harassment.

The National Railway Museum sponsored the creation of the Flying Scotsman, a rendering of a steam powered locomotive that proved to be the most difficult of the bunch, according to Matthew Foster, one of the two founders of Glacial Art.

A unity of power rendered rival schemes unpatronised by the State impossible to be carried out, and a powerful and semi-civilised ruler provided a practically inexhaustible supply of labour, besides very considerable assistance in the way of money.In the case of the Isthmus of Panama very dissimilar conditions prevail.

The finesse of power rendered without a trace of bodily injury, though with far deeper and often more intractable pain, is an enduring art form, even if only the province of a few.

Thus, the balance-of-power system was rendered unworkable.