Sentence examples for application of rendering from inspiring English sources

This paper studies the microstructure and potential application of rendering mortars containing tire rubber and expanded polystyrene wastes.

In Italy a decrease in the epidemic became apparent from 1996, following the application of rendering standards for the processing of specific risk material (SRM).

The application of volume rendering techniques to the display of surfaces from sampled scalar functions of three spatial dimensions is explored.

In another architecture, additionally, a set of "rendering nodes" which may be separate from the "display nodes" serve the role of rendering application data.

A second application of resin renders the component waterproof, and a lick of lacquer makes it look good.

(M 10, 21 y) Despite the general perception that application of AMTSL rendered control of the third stage of labor and reduced the incidence of PPH, the view presented below indicate that bleeding was also viewed as an event strongly related to fate and as such not responsive to the administration of oxytocin.

Faults injected are used to trigger a response from error correction code (ECC) schemes and cause repeated retransmission to starve network resources and create deadlocks capable of rendering single-application to full chip failures.

This file is submitted to the JSmol application to render the 3D structure of the selected protein.

Tests in our lab (data not shown) suggest that C. elegans short ncRNAs are recalcitrant to knock-down by RNAi, irrespective of ncRNA class or mode of RNAi application, thereby rendering unavailable a potentially efficient tool for functional analysis of such transcripts.

For example, silanization with either aminopropyltriethoxysilane or octadecyltrichlorosilane is often used in such applications to render the properties of a glass surface hydrophobic (Lopez et al., 2010).

A novel application of the volume rendering measurement in HPXMT is to measure interfacial tension between liquids under high pressure and temperature.