Sentence examples for how it renders from inspiring English sources
Up next is super-minimal game Blek, which Apple praised for its simplicity and how it renders gestures as strokes on-screen.
But despite quirks, the camera has some unique advantages when it comes to how it renders color, and with its dedicated mono sensor, that might make it a better choice than smartphone camera leaders for a select group of mobile photographers.
Look deeper, of course, and the play is something else entirely, a plaintive essay on the brutal, unavoidable fact of death, the fear of it that shapes men's lives, and how it renders all the conflicts that set men against one another — questions of sex and pride and class — more or less meaningless in its shadow.
Watch the video to see how it renders webpages.
For instance, it is unclear how it renders malfunction possible, given the first requirement.
There is no standard for what a card is, how it renders, or what you can do with it.
In how it rendered and shaped that material, however, it created entirely new literary territory, as evidenced by the ecstatic nature of its reception.
The Queen herself asked why hardly any of them saw the crash coming, while the Bank of England's Andy Haldane has noted how it rendered his colleagues' enchantingly neat models as good as useless: "The economy in crisis behaved more like slime descending a warehouse wall than Newton's pendulum".
The 53-year-old's voice flattened when talking about how he developed post-traumatic stress disorder after living in fear of mortar attacks in Iraq — and how it rendered him unable to work around other people.
That's not the only group this new machine will impact, however; this new display also represents a huge step up for any kind of information professional, owing to how beautifully it renders text (here's a hint of how well it works – you can almost make out the actual words on the Pages dock icon).
According to its members, "Vodou" is the correct spelling, which is how it's rendered in Haitian Creole.
