Sentence examples for rendered articles from inspiring English sources

He used National Geographic as an example, and said they should have a Twitter list of explorers trekking right now in the North Pole and taking photos with their camera phones, teamed with the beautifully produced and rendered articles from print.

Finally, we apply an existing main article extraction module [41] to extract the cleaned full article from the URL and deliver the adaptively rendered article to users.

The deficiencies in the UCMJ antiprostitution article have thus rendered the article ineffective as a tool in efforts to uphold DOD's antitrafficking policies.

Cutts says only that the new algorithm directs searchers to sites that offer reporting, research and in-depth analysis; it discourages practices like "keyword-stuffing," a form of writing that renders articles highly visible to search engines but unreadable to the average English speaker.

Unsurprisingly, that mostly meant quickly loading and rendering existing articles on news sites, recipes and other relatively text-heavy content.

To combine the best bread of both we are rendering the articles in HTML format and instead of recreating the same layout million times on the devices we render and cache it on the server side.

On the other side, there are people like Zaid Jilani, a former Democratic strategist and a good reporter whose Sanders worship unfortunately renders his articles on the 2016 campaign for The Intercept problematic. .

"So it's important to us to improve the user experience for articles rendered in that view".

And the organization's name was often rendered incorrectly in articles about its audits, reports, conferences and other activities when reporters would omit the "s" from "circulations".

In England, however, when rendered with definite articles and uppercase S, The Season means something else.

It was a deeply familiar dish, beautifully rendered: the original article, not a knockoff.