In dialogue, whether for peace of mind or otherwise, we must stop rendering our social dysfunction invisible.
Standing in his simulated apartment and looking at a painting Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights"—Paul can't quite forget that, when he turns around, the simulation will stop rendering it, reducing it to "a single gray rectangle" in an effort to save processing cycles.
It smashes the glass panel behind him, and both boys stop, rendered blank and mute by the nearness of genuine harm.
After a furious response by the people he was talking about, this was transcribed by Hansard as "stopped", rendering the sentence meaningless.
The judge, Sharon Lovelace Blackburn, upheld the parts of the law allowing state and local police to ask for immigration papers during routine traffic stops, rendering most contracts with illegal immigrants unenforceable and requiring schools to ascertain the immigration status of children at registration time.
The dynamite blasting will stop later this summer, rendering obsolete the large dampening blanket made of threaded scraps of truck tires, which hovered ominously above the Thunderdome.
One technique for this is to speed things up, forcing them to stop outlining, rendering, or projecting, and quickly, almost reflexively, figure things out at a faster, more dynamic pace.
At its worst, an attacker can force a plugged-in vehicle to stop charging, rendering it useless in a "denial-of-service state," an attack favored by some threat actors as it's an effective way of forcing something to stop working.
One of the cDNA had a mutation that generated a premature stop codon, rendering it non-functional.
Furthermore, the putative not processed intron includes a stop codon rendering a truncated E2 homologue, missing the active cysteine residue site, which may block ubiquitin transfer.
Legislation on the new punishment passed easily with bipartisan support, which is uncommon, said Representative Elliott Naishtat, Democrat of Austin, who was a sponsor of the legislation on stopping and rendering aid.
