Sentence examples for rendering visible from inspiring English sources

Both of the soles had separated from the uppers, the heels were trodden entirely flat, and by the right toe, something had diagonally ripped the leather open, rendering visible the sock underneath.

For the past two decades, the editor and agent John Brockman has promoted the notion of a "third culture" to describe scientists — notably evolutionary biologists, psychologists and neuroscientists — who are "rendering visible the deeper meanings in our lives" and superseding literary artists in their ability to "shape the thoughts of their generation".

Attends to their shared methods and preoccupations, including rendering visible the invisible; the idea of the generally significant individual; changing models of the shape of history; the contours of experiment; the cult and culture of experience and the dream of objectivity; regulative and investigatory fictions.

The absence of scientifically-established labour standards at GMMEs is acknowledged but, in other important respects, accounting is shown to have played a key role in the formulation of disciplinary practices designed to construct a governable labour force some decades before standard costing became the mechanism for rendering visible efficiency within the workplace.

Turning to one another means rendering visible how we are already, and have always been, interconnected through care.

"To track the sun is to track yourself," explains Eliasson, "because the sun tracker locates the centre of your orbital ellipse, giving your position right now and rendering visible your path.

In order for Frank and Zoe to carry on, the subtext must be rendered visible.

4VI retained the non-polymerizable zinc salt better than 1VI and rendered visible light transparent hydrogels.

The value and significance of algorithmic developments are rendered visible by means of their successful applications.

For those thus rendered visible against their will, the dream of invisibility is not about attaining power but escaping it.

Suddenly, Watts says, "we were able to render visible things which had previously been invisible"—and celestial mechanics was born.