Sentence examples for rendering the concept from inspiring English sources

As Mark Vernon has highlighted, just because a process of thought leading to action is observable in the brain before it appears in conscious awareness, that does not mean, as Blakemore appears to assume, that the brain is somehow independently directing that awareness, rendering the concept of free will obsolete.

Global climate change is a reality that is rendering the concept of 'background conditions' meaningless.

For instance, shared fleet models may become prevalent, rendering the concept of private car ownership obsolete for many.

As a result, the central processor is able to jointly decode all the UTs of the system, rendering the concept of intercell interference void.

It may be possible to argue national security interests for most health aid, at least over the long-term [ 22], but this risks rendering the concept of national security imprecise if not meaningless [ 24].

Others propose that all acupoints or perhaps all places on the body act in identical fashion when stimulated making it unimportant what points are chosen for treatment and rendering the concept of control/sham acupoints meaningless.

Sibajiban and Matilal have made important contributions toward rendering the concepts of Navya-Nyaya logic into the language of modern logic.

A piece of music can also render the concept of space.

This renders the concept of what is "correct" more than a simple matter of right and wrong.

Why try to maintain the fiction of creating a level playing field for athletes whose environmental, economic and genetic backgrounds already create significant differences and render the concept of fair play meaningless?

An example taken from their original work vividly renders the concept.