The phrase 'render of' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
The correct phrase is 'render unto'. For example, "Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's" (Matthew 22:21).
If this confederacy shall be broken up... no steward that has lived since God's sun shone on the earth, will have such an account to render of an estate taken under such favorable auspices, as the North will have to render of this great national estate which was committed to her trust.
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.
Thurrott listed the tablet, codenamed 'Sirius', under his 'Fall 2013 Windows Tablet Preview', and although the tablet (or the render of the tablet) looks attractive, it's not a cheap option.
"Another problem to solve is that if you take 13 layers and you put them face to face, the result is not transparent, so you have to master chemical processes to have a render of transparency with an anti-reflective coating," Mr. Evequoz said.
She said her decision would have been based on fear of the unknown The new diet has already seen a change in Jabba the hedgehog An academic research project has created a 3D render of Ancient Rome, featuring monuments like the Pantheon to the Colosseum.
Well, a render of it, anyway.
