Sentence examples for actually rendering from inspiring English sources

In our previous report [18], one of the multiple resolutions is assigned according to of each texture, when actually rendering the 3D map.

There was a fair amount of noise in the results from people using "fun" and "bar" without actually rendering an opinion of a pub, but I did get a few solid Instagrams of bars tagged with #fun.

I mean, does anyone else find it ironic that something labeled a "smartphone" is actually rendering us quite stupid?

"Starting in 2012, immigration judges began increasingly to rely on administrative closures, which suspended cases indefinitely rather than actually rendering a final decision," he said in an emailed statement.

Actually rendering scenes was excruciatingly slow.

And are the charges for services actually rendered?

Unanswered is whether midazolam actually renders the victims fully unaware of what's happening.

Romo's throwing hand had crashed into a Philadelphia Eagle's helmet shortly after the Giants had beaten the Jets, which actually rendered Saturday's result here meaningless.

This replaced the old system of promotion in the state services, which had been according to ancestry, by one of promotion according to services actually rendered.

These school days are actually rendered rather brilliantly, especially the moments in which a new boy, Adrian, bursts on the scene, startling the friends with his precocious intelligence.

My interest in this is that the brouhaha actually renders the production less likely to be good, for the simple reason that it's harder for artists to make work under such conditions.