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English is not my native tongue, so it's actually hard to explain the problem here. It seems like in my language it's hard to explain "render" in a single word. So I need some alternatives for the following example:

User processes, in opposite, do not "trust" themselves. This is why a "true" spinlock, which renders a process as uninterruptible for an infinite time, is not provided for user processes. At most, OS provides hybrid version of a spinlock and a mutex: during the short period of time the process, which tries to grab a spinlock, is actually rendered as uninterruptible. But if the time expires until the process acquires the spinlock^†, the process is moved to the waiting state, allowing other processes to be run on the same core. So "fairness" is provided.

†: This sentence also lead to my another question: What's the order of the two events with “until”?, If you're interested about reputation.

My current candidates are:

1. Make (it become something)
2. Turn (it into some state)
3. Is considered as (something)

are these correct? Or what's a better solution?

English is not my native tongue, so it's actually hard to explain the problem here. It seems like in my language it's hard to explain "render" in a single word. So I need some alternatives for the following example:

User processes, in opposite, do not "trust" themselves. This is why a "true" spinlock, which renders a process as uninterruptible for an infinite time, is not provided for user processes. At most, OS provides hybrid version of a spinlock and a mutex: during the short period of time the process, which tries to grab a spinlock, is actually rendered as uninterruptible. But if the time expires until the process acquires the spinlock, the process is moved to the waiting state, allowing other processes to be run on the same core. So "fairness" is provided.

My current candidates are:

1. Make (it become something)
2. Turn (it into some state)
3. Is considered as (something)

are these correct? Or what's a better solution?

English is not my native tongue, so it's actually hard to explain the problem here. It seems like in my language it's hard to explain "render" in a single word. So I need some alternatives for the following example:

User processes, in opposite, do not "trust" themselves. This is why a "true" spinlock, which renders a process as uninterruptible for an infinite time, is not provided for user processes. At most, OS provides hybrid version of a spinlock and a mutex: during the short period of time the process, which tries to grab a spinlock, is actually rendered as uninterruptible. But if the time expires until the process acquires the spinlock, the process is moved to the waiting state, allowing other processes to be run on the same core. So "fairness" is provided.

My current candidates are:

1. Make (it become something)
2. Turn (it into some state)
3. Is considered as (something)

are these correct? Or what's a better solution?

English is not my native tongue, so it's actually hard to explain the problem here. It seems like in my language it's hard to explain "render" in a single word. So I need some alternatives for the following example:

User processes, in opposite, do not "trust" themselves. This is why a "true" spinlock, which renders a process as uninterruptible for an infinite time, is not provided for user processes. At most, OS provides hybrid version of a spinlock and a mutex: during the short period of time the process, which tries to grab a spinlock, is actually rendered as uninterruptible. But if the time expires until the process acquires the spinlock^†, the process is moved to the waiting state, allowing other processes to be run on the same core. So "fairness" is provided.

†: This sentence also lead to my another question: What's the order of the two events with “until”?, If you're interested about reputation.

My current candidates are:

1. Make (it become something)
2. Turn (it into some state)
3. Is considered as (something)

are these correct? Or what's a better solution?

English is not my native tongue, so it's actually hard to explain the problem here. It seems like in my language it's hard to explain "render" in a single word. So I need some alternatives for the following example:

User processes, in opposite, do not "trust" themselves. This is why a "true" spinlock, which renders a process as uninterruptible for an infinite time, is not provided for user processes. At most, OS provides hybrid version of a spinlock and a mutex: during the short period of time the process, which tries to grab a spinlock, is actually rendered as uninterruptible. But if the time expires until the process acquires the spinlock, the process is moved to the waiting state, allowing other processes to be run on the same core. So "fairness" is provided.

My current candidates are:

1. Make (it become something)
2. Turn (it into some state)
3. Is considered as (something)

are these correct? Or what's a better solution?

English is not my native tongue, so it's actually hard to explain the problem here. It seems like in my language it's hard to explain "render" in a single word. So I need some alternatives for the following example:

User processes, in opposite, do not "trust" themselves. This is why a "true" spinlock, which renders a process as uninterruptible for an infinite time, is not provided for user processes. At most, OS provides hybrid version of a spinlock and a mutex: during the short period of time the process, which tries to grab a spinlock, is actually rendered as uninterruptible. But if the time expires until the process acquires the spinlock, the process is moved to the waiting state, allowing other processes to be run on the same core. So "fairness" is provided.

My current candidates are:

1. Make (it become something)
2. Turn (it into some state)
3. Is considered as (something)

are these correct? Or what's a better solution?