Sentence examples for rendering them visible from inspiring English sources

However some users have reported that subsequent updates to the app can disable this setting — rendering them visible again, and meaning they would need to notice that and revisit the setting to switch invisibility back on.

The relative magnitude of these artifacts, however, depends on the resolution recovery only (artifacts get stronger with lower FWHM) - rendering them visible only at SBR1 and SBR2 as can be seen in Figures 3 and 4. Also, the quantitative results for GA (Table 2) directly depend on the contrast.

Latent fingerprints, by definition, require chemical or physical treatment to render them visible.

The major principle of this newly developed method was to make the neural tissue transparent, and then utilize the ability of neuronal fibers to deflect and deviate light directed from the side to render them visible.

As an independent filmmaker myself, I am fairly adventurous with my selections because I am well aware that most movies don't have the advertising budget to render them visible amidst the glut of studio tentpoles.

Two different labeling methods were used to detect the polyamines, by attaching chemical tags that would then render them visible by fluorescence detection.

The tight positioning of the lipids in AQP0 crystals reduced their mobility and rendered them visible in the density maps, making it possible to describe the lipid protein interactions.

Raised burial mounds (barrows) are generally assumed to have been constructed in open landscapes (the so-called 'landscape openness' hypothesis) thus rendering them highly visible in the surrounding landscape.

The dark outline of the squid is silhouetted against the starlit sky on clear nights, rendering them readily visible from below by predatory fish [ 11].

That use of invisibility grew popular in the nineteen-seventies and eighties with the rise of identity politics, which sought to define and champion marginalized identities and render them visible to the mainstream.

By exaggerating the forms, in order to render them more clearly visible, or by enriching them with details, we would destroy the proportion of the work.