Sentence examples for application rendering from inspiring English sources
After nearly all of her friends ditched their BlackBerrys for other devices, there were fewer people to connect with through the BlackBerry Messenger instant messaging application, rendering one of the phone's most popular features useless.
The loan board's rejection of United's application rendered the new vote meaningless in the eyes of the union.
Each of these is a step in the process from the moment the user initiates a search in ASpace until the application renders the requested result.
The application renders the desired pages to a PostScript, PDF, or other CUPS-compatible format, then sends it to the printhost.
From inspection of the metallographic cross-sections it is apparent that the Ce SO4 2 application rendered a thinner oxide on the two Ni-based alloys.
Not only do those products seem to come at no extra cost but they tend to work together seamlessly, thanks to a common standard.The browser may, however, not be just another application rendered a commodity by the march of software progress.
In his opinion, "if the sale or offer in question embodies the invention for which a patent is later sought, a sale or offer to sell that is primarily for commercial purposes and that occurs more than one year before the application renders the invention unpatentable.
The Vega 56 and 64 options are absolutely the most powerful graphics cards that have ever been included in a Mac and I was able to see demanding VR applications, rendering tasks and real-time manipulation of 3D and video that would be completely impossible on any other iMac hardware — and would chug on the relatively beefy PC I use for VR currently.
The complexity of multiprocessor architectures for mobile multimedia applications renders their validation challenging.
There is increasing evidence that the unique desired physico-chemical properties of NPs, which make nanomaterials more efficient in industrial applications, render these materials also more harmful to living organisms.
Although this process scheme produces fuel components compatible with conventional fossil fuels, the high-investment cost associated with its commercial application renders this option economically unfeasible.
