Sentence examples for rendering content from inspiring English sources

These applications include collaborative workflows and proxy viewing, rendering, content distribution and archiving.

We'll continue to maintain (and improve) our best-in-class performance target of rendering content under 1,000 milliseconds and offering the best possible experience to our readers.

This would be a big change, and likely would need a standardized API in order for publishing systems to work with ad networks to seamlessly render content and ads in a single pass.

Aside from this obviously malarkey, viewing videos on this is a dream and, coupled with an SD card and plenty of MPEG4 rendered content, you have something akin to what the iPod Touch was a few years ago – a capable device that you can take with you on the plane to watch a few movies.

Adobe, for example, offers modestly priced software to help producers make and render content for multiple VR platforms, and has quietly built an impressive network of filmmakers and media companies alike, all in the interests of helping build the VR ecosystem and other digital platforms.

While all efforts were made to check rendered content, the possibility of misinterpretation cannot be unequivocally excluded.

Fetching the original email from the message store, rendering the content in a safe environment, looking at the full email headers to find anomalies, checking each URL against a third-party reputation service, and running attachments through anti-virus scanners and sandboxes are among the tasks that can be performed without any human intervention.

Cryptography techniques are based on rendering the content of a message garbled to unauthorized people.

Any standard would need to find a common design language for layout and rendering card content.

The tech, which was first demoed at GDC, "brings real-time, cinematic-quality rendering to content creators and game developers".

Since HDR device is not yet popular for the moment, the compatibility problems should be considered when rendering HDR content on conventional display devices.