Sentence examples for over rendering from inspiring English sources
But the Warriors went for speed rather than size and took the game over, rendering the fourth quarter moot.
True, translations can never be exact, since fitting words snugly to existing vocal lines takes precedence over rendering the text literally.
Though surveillance cameras are watching, chances are they are recording onto videotape that has been used over and over, rendering images too blurry to be of much use to the authorities.
As architectural software became more sophisticated in the mid-nineteen-nineties, it began to take over rendering tasks, producing perspective views of finished buildings or illustrations of interior space based on the dimensions and other data about a design.
Although that solves the problem of rich formatting, it brings a whole host of new problems too – the initial load speed and the lack of control over rendering being the main ones.
This in turn may amount to a lower fraction of IM CD4+ T cells expressing CCR5 and lower cell turn-over, rendering the CD4+ T cell population less susceptible to infection.
The Congolese politicians who planned Lumumba's murder checked all their major moves with their Belgian and American backers, and the local C.I.A. station chief made no objection when they told him they were going to turn Lumumba over — render him, in today's parlance — to the breakaway government of Katanga, which, everyone knew, could be counted on to kill him.
The art in this book about samurais is almost elegant but it's so over rendered and the colors are too thick.
Enso takes its title from the zen art of drawing circles with single brush strokes, and the piece features such circles being created from the digital ether over and over, rendered in three dimensions.
In our example, 10 out of 36 target genes are over-expressed, rendering FGFR3, p90RSK2 and ATF-4 topologically significant.
Boko Haram has taken over or rendered ungovernable swaths of the north-east, especially Borno state where Baga is located.
