Sentence examples for rendering cost from inspiring English sources

To further reuduce the rendering cost, we introduce a method to determine an appropriate resolution for texture.

In order to reduce rendering cost, it is an efficient stategy that only visible data from a user's viewpoint are loaded and rendered.

Google's recently acquired Zync visual effects and animation rendering solution also uses preemptible VMs as an option for users who want to reduce their rendering cost.

The gold standard MAT is available in only a few reference laboratories worldwide, rendering cost and clinical timeliness prohibitive.

At 556 megawatts, it is about half the size of the largest plants now operating and is the only reactor at the Carlton site, rendering costs higher per unit of power than sites with two reactors.

Note that the online viewpoint-based rendering costs also time.

Like most large model techniques, occlusion culling trades overhead costs with the rendering costs of the possibly occluded geometry.

In the results section we present different images to show the visual quality obtained with this simplification method, as well as a study of the storage and rendering costs.

A third challenge to devising an evidence-based policy in the case of school inputs is to have cost information that renders cost-effectiveness comparisons feasible.

Making progress in this area requires dealing with three main obstacles: (1) data availability, as there are few available standardized measures of skill; (2) methodological issues that involve ascertaining the causal effects of each input; and (3) availability of cost information, that is, data that render cost-effectiveness comparisons feasible.

Pop-Eleches and Urquiola (2013) suggest a different complication in basing policy on cost-effectiveness comparisons.14 Specifically, they suggest that behavioral responses and equilibrium effects may render cost-effectiveness rankings such as those in Dhaliwal et al. (2011) unstable, even within a given country.