Sentence examples for rendered on a screen from inspiring English sources

How else can you explain the ripoff street art on the exterior of the building, or the order lineup digitally rendered on a screen by the pickup section, or the front-row view of the simmering beef being plopped onto tortilla after tortilla, as if you're at a not-so high-end cafeteria?

The big selling point is the ability to determine not just whether an ad was served and rendered on a consumer's screen, but whether they actually saw it.

"So I said no for a long time". Instead, he made loose philosophical movies such as "Waking Life," or "Tape," essentially an off-Broadway drama rendered on-screen.

Behind the bland faade of a nondescript office park, a visitor is using a joystick to point at a crude graphic of a spring rendered on the screen of an ordinary PC.

For example, in the 1690s the Afro-Mexican artist Juan Correa (an associate of Villalpando) rendered on a decorative folding screen a format introduced through Mexico's trade with Japan the meeting of Cortés and Montezuma.

Painterly dashes, often rendered on screen first with a "tablet pen", suggest free-floating forms against voids of lush colour.

The full word is rendered on the screen.

In the late 1980s, people could pull on a $100,000 head-mounted display and electronic gauntlet and fool their brains into thinking they'd stepped inside the simulated space rendered on the screen.

The mesh library is used to control where the cats are rendered on the screen.

Instead, language characters are transmitted as pictures encoded in simple binary format, which almost any phone can render on-screen.

The processors had existed for a long time, but GPUs are great at running processes in parallel such as rendering pixels on a screen and doing it very quickly.