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It is equally true, however, that the party's narrow class base rendered it an increasingly less than reliable champion of democratic rights.

The reason we apply a uniform random number for rendering fractal is that it can create unique and more diverse forms.

This is because vowels in both primarily and secondarily stressed syllables are rendered strong and not weakened.

This latter approach is favoured in semantical investigations as it renders no proof-theoretical problems when forming term models.

Vision is a mode of de-distancing that brings things that are not at hand nearer from their remoteness, and renders beings accessible even from afar.

A good theory must have sufficient intellectual content to render it falsifiable.

Positive feedback over time simultaneously increases power asymmetries and renders them less visible.

Virtual visiting was rendered even more appealing by the difficulties of travel.

The voices adopt the rhythm given by the percussion section, and sentences are rendered mechanical by being broken into short pieces.

To render these by precise geometrical modelling, and optically exact rendering, is wrongheaded.

As we shall see shortly, it is the egalitarian relational claim that renders egalitarianism vulnerable to the levelling down objection.

Their strong morphological identity endows them with a very differentiated character rendering them most distinct and recognisable.

The possibility to render the elastic vibrations as small as desired is proved analytically for a gantry crane with a payload.

For artists in other provincial troupes, social hostility rendered it largely impossible for them to exert any influence over their employers.

Its characters are warmly infused with life and defined by their social context, in an expatriate unhappiness that is fully rendered and recognizable.