Sentence examples for render site from inspiring English sources

They created a (beta, or maybe alpha; it takes forever to render) site, bettertaxes.org, that itemizes the existing taxes and social spending of the US government, and the financial evolution that would be required to implement a universal basic income in America.

He also said the industry could render sites like IsoHunt obsolete if it offered simultaneous releases worldwide, as well as digital offerings that were cheaper than physical copies.

The browser has met with mixed reviews; the ability to quickly render sites being countered by visually foreign (to Windows users) font rendering and a failure to support the Vista Aero interface.

For Facebook — and other image-heavy sites — smaller file sizes mean it can render sites faster and shave off a few dollars from its bandwidth bill, so it's no surprise the company is interested in this project.

Sandboxing is a security measure Chrome uses to allow to allow it to render sites and run applications without the possibility of harming your overall computing environment in the case of an attack through the web.

The complexity and diversity of chemical transformations involved in drug metabolism renders Site of Metabolism (SoM) prediction difficult [1].

With its new funding Moonfruit is using an extremely consumer-friendly Flash builder for all those web newbies which then renders sites in either Flash or HTML or whatever you are using on Web, mobile or any Tablet browser.

I must say that it's a tad slower than the standard Android browser, but it renders sites so beautifully on the large screen that's a great trade-off.

Current third-party iOS browsers like Chrome or Opera can only operate on iOS because they use Apple's own JavaScript and rendering engines, for example — or, as in the case of Opera, by rendering sites on a server and then sending them to the device.

Sometimes a bushfire can render a site unusable for four to five years.

In richer areas, hopeful developers frequently pay for decontamination themselves, but in poor districts they rely on the council or central government to do so in order to render the site suitable.