Sentence examples for be capable of rendering from inspiring English sources

"It is for this reason that only the gravest effects of interference with family life will be capable of rendering extradition disproportionate to the public interest that it serves.

An Xbox 360 HD download service would be capable of rendering the iTV obsolete before it even drops.

TM editorial, Eric J. Topol (who, for what it's worth, was once an excellent panelist at a Science Careers career event I hosted) suggests that medical students should routinely be taught how to annotate whole-genome sequences (WGS) so that "future physicians will be capable of rendering routine genomic medicine".

Some of the effects created by Lazur would rely on software programming rather than the Nintendo 64 hardware, as the latter would not be capable of rendering them directly.

Ultrasound imagery in future prototypes will likely be based on real acquired ultrasound data [ 23] from which the simulator will be capable of rendering a real-time image.

It is capable of rendering an operating system that is far more visually complex.

In South India the slave owner had an absolute right to whatever labour his slave was capable of rendering.

Aid administration is structured with lots of factors that are capable of rendering it ineffective.

Both the anisotropy and moisture streaks were capable of rendering the buckling of the sample visible.

In conjunction with history of design history it is capable of rendering canons of design more transparent, and hence manageable.

The corresponding animation stage is capable of rendering up to 150 frames per seconds (about 6.6 ms).