Sentence examples for which are rendered from inspiring English sources

Bing singles out the Pueblo Bonito ruins, for example, which are rendered in impressive detail.

It's as if the story's racial nuances, which are rendered almost nonexistent, are still present enough to preclude any rough edges.

Model uncertainty is quantified through the use of a set of model weights which are rendered by model posterior probabilities conditional on observations.

The approach is based on the positive selection of truncated plasmid markers, which are rendered active by providing their missing sequences during the assembly process.

The macromixing behaviour for semi-batch addition with visualisation of reactive (acid alkali) tracers has been acquired via video images which are rendered visible using phenolphthalein as indicator.

And then finally, we did these grayscale objects, which are rendered 3D models of different round objects, so it might be hard to see from where you are, but there's like a hand, a basketball, a bowling ball, etc.

The title means "sweet song," which was rendered "Lullaby" for the British edition.

-- whose ratings soar when it uses the word, which is rendered innocuous.

Home brewing, which was rendered illegal by Prohibition and not relegalized until 1979, is enjoying a resurgence.

According to the council's guidance: "Any proposal which is rendered controversial by a counter-petition is unlikely to succeed".

The piece opens with an exposition by a narrator which is rendered near inaudible by poor amplification.