Sentence examples for besides rendering from inspiring English sources

The Cambridge University Boat Club secretary Charles Bagot wrote: "It is much to be regretted that a foul should have taken place, as, besides rendering the race an imperfect test of the merits of the respective crews, it very much disturbed the harmony and good feeling which should exist between members of the rival Universities in such contests".

Besides rendering the look of the object, that provides information about shape, since the shading can change with depth.

Besides rendering whole scenes, the approach could be used to add a real person to a video game after feeding on a few minutes of video footage of the person in real life.

(The bonus disk all too vividly documents four successive stages of degradation). Besides rendering the voice unrecognizable, the constant shifts in equalization are vastly more distracting than mere surface noise.

Besides rendering the maps for the millions of users of Nokia's line of cellphones and Lumia smartphones, HERE's information powers the maps of Microsoft Bing, Yahoo and AOL, along with the in-dash navigation systems of automobiles made by BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Hyundai and Toyota.

Besides rendering the "cloaked" object invisible to microwaves, but not humans, it works only in two dimensions, so it is invisible only from the side.

And besides the rendering speed, the fact that you can't make Chrome (or any other browser) the default on iOS just means you'll like be using Safari all the time anyway.

Thus, there is the possibility that the tools will introduce significant genomic alterations besides the desired DNA variants, rendering the resulting cell lines not truly isogenic and introducing a source of confounding.

What differentiates these staple scenes – besides the variously successful attempts at rendering supernatural pain or ecstasy, and the occasionally different choice of outfits – is where they are set.

It cruelly erases the subtle, nuanced, complex stories characters besides Maura have been telling with grace, dignity, and intrinsic understanding, rendering them disposable worthless.

And besides, 26 cents will not buy a new wall, nor will it fix the wall that collapsed on April 2, rendering 11 apartments uninhabitable.