Sentence examples for latest rendering from inspiring English sources

For those who happened to have been around at the time (in New York, at least), the latest rendering of the '80s may not be altogether recognizable as such.

It's Safari, but with the latest rendering engine (WebKit) under the hood.

It is the latest rendering released by Disney to build interest for the park's biggest expansion ever.

So, the "double standard" or "nuclear apartheid," in Iran's latest rendering, did not just signify the basic chasm between the "nuclear haves" and the "nuclear have-nots".

Taking a look back at another week of news from Cupertino, this week's Apple Loop includes the latest renders of the new iPhone X for 2018, the hardware that wasn't announced at WWDC, why iOS 12 stands for stability, the renewed focus on iPhone security, the disappointment of no new MacBooks at WWDC, and all the spoof products announced on the internet.

The latest Javascript rendering engines, HTML5, and  a whole slew of advancements are turning the browser into a rich application platform.

The latest artist rendering shows how Rivers of America will be redirected to skirt along the edge of the "Star Wars" land.

Okay, so connecting director Kenneth Branagh's Thor, the latest cinematic rendering of a Marvel Comic character, might be pushing the Nordic film connection, but this flick has hit most of the grandiose marks and certainly won't dissuade the interest in anything Norwegian.

This does not exclude other mechanisms of regulation and in particular we found that the V-ATPase was associated with DRMs in both early and late endosomes, rendering it unlikely that membrane localization is the sole responsible for the different pH in early and late endosomes.

There's still a wince, a cringe, when you post the latest 3D render of a new sex toy concept to Facebook for peer review, and you notice that your mum liked it.

The latest science, rendered accessible to a variety of audiences, with all its implications, is needed and desired by a spectrum of publications.