Sentence examples similar to universally rendered from inspiring English sources
Everybody had noted that the Wittgensteinian verificationist criterion rendered universally quantified statements meaningless.
And by actually trying to make something that people won't universally hate, Brokencyde has rendered themselves completely and totally irrelevant.
And by actually trying to make something that people won't universally hate, Brokencyde have rendered themselves completely and totally irrelevant.
Certainly, there was no evidence that quinpirole-treatment rendered rats either universally hyper- or hypo-flexible to the other changes in task demands.
Alla Rakha, who was universally known by that name, sometimes rendered as Allarakha, usually preceded by the honorific Ustad, which means teacher or guru, died of a heart attack at age 80 on Feb. 3, just hours after his 50-year-old daughter, Razia, died suddenly and unexpectedly after routine cataract surgery.
Universally conserved residues involved in the depicted structural transitions are rendered as ball and stick figures, and hydrogen bonds are depicted as solid green lines.
Both alien and universally appealing, its producers are a fascinating portrait of the country's colonial influence: an Angolan kuduro shuffle here, a lithe Brazilian samba there, all rendered in cold 21st-century ones and zeroes.
She is rendered speechless.
"We've rendered something illegible.
More research in the area of biomarkers and their prognostic value as tests to predict the development of dementia needs to be done before HCPs begin to universally use this term and render a diagnosis of preclinical Alzheimer's disease in their patients.
