'product rendering' is an acceptable term in written English.
It is used to refer to a digital model of a product or object created from a three-dimensional object. For example, "The marketing team used product rendering to create an advertisement for the new phone model."
A common mistake older companies make is to rest on their laurels with recognizable products, which typically bring in the most revenue, and focus on chasing something new and shiny, says Yu. Or they overhaul their signature product, rendering it unrecognizable.
"Lack of efficacy" is a scientific way of saying "it don't work". Even if benzocaine is able to numb the gums, babies may end up swallowing or spitting out the product rendering it useless, because that's what babies do, spit, drool, gurgle, and other fun stuff.
They all have frameshift and nonsense mutations occurring within the DNA-binding domain of the product rendering them likely non-functional.
But thanks to the power of 3D product rendering photography, we now present to you the HTC Vox in all its glory.
The lean finely textured beef is a low-cost product rendered from the mostly fatty outside trim of cow carcasses or leftovers from other cuts.
XbaI digestion and relegation of this PCR product rendered plasmid pK-scpAB.
To permit selection against cells in which the entire attB plasmid has been incorporated by illegitimate recombination, we modified our original attB vectors by adding a HSV TK transcription unit, whose product renders cells sensitive to GCV; these modified vectors are shown in Figure 1 and were used in all the remaining experiments described in this paper.
Fleury based their geometry on actual products, rendering the sleek black or gold frames and the shimmering, convex insets of pigmented powder with hard-edged precision.
The solvability incorporates also the feasibility of closed-form constructions of the physical Hilbert-space inner products rendering the time-evolution unitary.
Moreover, the limulus coagulation cascade can be triggered by fungal products, rendering the assay relatively nonspecific.
Uninterested in sharing company with licensed products rendered in offensive colors, manufacturers like these resist the taint of the mass market, selling instead in museum gift shops and small, aesthetically palatable shops that draw from a narrow slice of our demographics.
