Sentence examples for rendered around from inspiring English sources

And because Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and a handful of others at Guantánamo Bay have been rendered around the world and abused almost to death, their pending military commissions at Guantánamo cannot now be serious criminal cases befitting the serious crimes that the defendants are accused of.

Then, the heart and vessel wall will be rendered around the heart chambers and vessel lumen.

Frame rate is between 28 and 32 fps, which means we can render around 30 images per second.

If you make the same laptop do supercomputer-levels of computation to move complex 3D renders around, with four or more processor cores running flat out, the battery might not last the hour.

"The murky movement of live cattle and rendered animals around the world," Dr. Ricketts said, means mad cow disease has gone global.

All but two of Japan's 50 reactors remain shut after a magnitude-9 earthquake and an ensuing tsunami crippled the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear station last year, causing meltdowns and radiation leaks that have rendered areas around the plant uninhabitable for decades.

It's a disgrace that it has rendered debate around issues important to troops irrelevant, in this circus still dominated by weak leaders who are more concerned with electability than our military.

In the 1920s, General Billy Mitchell of the United States Army Air Corps, believing that air forces had rendered navies around the world obsolete, testified in front of Congress that "1,000 bombardment airplanes can be built and operated for about the price of one battleship" and that a squadron of these bombers could sink a battleship, making for more efficient use of government funds.

ACTION IN THOSE FIGURES - The characters in the game Soul Calibur are smoothly rendered and move around the fighting arena with a mercurylike fluidity.

These conference rooms are themed according to both famous painters (an iconic work of each room's namesake is rendered in glass around the door) and hit television shows from the past and the present.

The deep wounds among Democratic partisans — and the unification challenges that lie ahead — were laid bare when the committee rendered its judgment around 7 p.m. Supporters of Mrs. Clinton jeered the decision.