Sentence examples for high rendering from inspiring English sources

"For smaller firms in particular, the fixed costs can simply be too high, rendering a bond issuance uneconomical under all circumstances," Dirk Schumacher, an economist at Goldman Sachs in Frankfurt, wrote in a report last month.

Thus, a custom parallel design in hardware is likely to achieve high rendering performance.

At the current stage of our long-term research goal, we do not provide a full talking head with a high rendering resolution.

The test results also revealed that the bond strength between the two concrete material layers (UHPFRC and NSC/HSC) was significantly high, rendering the addition of shear connectors unnecessary.

The effective concentrations that inhibited 50% viral replication (EC50), as determined in all tested strains, were either comparable or lower than benchmark values derived from well-known anti-HIV drugs like ENF or AZT, while the cytotoxic concentrations causing 50% cell death (CC50) were relatively high, rendering it an ideal anti-HIV agent.

Daniel Maidman (born Toronto, Canada, 1975) is an artist whose imagery occupies a spectrum from high rendering to almost total abstraction, with an emphasis on the figure.

Lyrics such as "I wake up praising the Most High/Even though, at times, I wake up feeling like the Most High" render him as a conduit of all-knowing truth.

The odd plume of dust is kicked up into the hot summer air as the touring boats round the various statues being erected on the canal's banks: Isis (the goddess of protection), a shiny silver metal globe and a 20ft-high rendering of a worker digging the soil.

However in this subgroup the amount of cases was higher rendering higher statistical power and this alone could explain the significance concerning NHG II.

But a difference of 20% or higher renders a wind farm "unfinanceable", says Mr Murley.

If you are still lost, go to the menu and select the highest render distance.