"rendering effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is causing change or making something else happen. For example, "The new regulation is rendering effects on the local economy".
Especially appropriate for rendering effects of mass and atmosphere, sanguine was greatly favoured by the Venetian painters and by those artists, such as Peter Paul Rubens and Antoine Watteau, who were influenced by them.
Calculated results by the FVBRT method are compared with experimental data and available results in open references, which shows the FVBRT method can maintain good accuracy while producing IR images with better rendering effects.
The technology also allows for the user to customize the 3D effect, letting users increase or decrease the real-time 3D rendering effect.
5. Vermeer is admired for the sensitivity with which he rendered effects of light and colour, and for the poetic quality of his images, which all share an excellence of detail and a sense of great stillness and quiet.
The technology was used to render effects in movies like Star Trek: Into Darkness and Looper, for example.
Zync's technology has been used to render effects in movies like Star Trek: Into Darkness, Looper and Flight.
As several critics have pointed out, the scene of the morose green giant leaping from one butte to another out West is a rather cheesily rendered effect, and this is a minor tragedy for Ang Lee.
Furthermore, the stereovision capability is another important rendering effect that helps the user to better appreciate the 3D augmented space.
In addition, none of the case reports primarily aimed to describe the effect of LGE during pregnancy, rendering these effects subject to our interpretation.
Google doesn't currently offer GPU-centric virtual machines, though with Zync, it recently acquired a service that focuses on rendering virtual effects in the cloud.
Free access to vaccinations, doctors and basic medical facilities may level-up the general health of children in the country, rendering the effects of remittances insignificant.
