It would be ideal for use in graphics (for 3-D acceleration and rendering, for example), in control systems such as those found in fly-by-wire aircraft, and in digital signal processing.
As part of the updated specs, applications will be able to use the GPU to perform general computing tasks, coupled tightly with graphics rendering, for example.
The change of friction, however, is not large enough for kinesthetic force rendering; they can only provide up to 0.1 N of friction change [7], which can only realize surface texture rendering, such as rendering of surface roughness; it is not possible to render, for example, virtual walls.
East west and north south directions could be represented with fidelity, and the distortions in size became gross only near the polar regions (rendering Greenland, for example, disproportionately large).
When my mother was rendered immobile, for example, my sister called some of her friends and asked them to drop off food.
Current third-party iOS browsers like Chrome or Opera can only operate on iOS because they use Apple's own JavaScript and rendering engines, for example — or, as in the case of Opera, by rendering sites on a server and then sending them to the device.
In the first browser war, building web browsers was time-intensive and expensive (you had to create your own rendering engine, for example), making the barrier to entry quite high.
Furthermore, by rendering PSCs quiescent, for example by restoring physiological retinol stores, we have demonstrated that the homeostatic cross-talk, hijacked by cancer, can be re-instated, to reduce pancreatic cancer cell survival and invasion significantly both in vitro and in vivo (Froeling et al, 2011).
Towards the end however we were able to use this to our advantage and were able to use simple geometric shapes that render quickly (for example water is just a bunch of rectangles, fire is a stream of bubbles).
The water animations, for example, are fully rendered for each location.
Distortions in the depth channel may generate wrong objects contours or shapes in the rendered images (see, for example, Figure 1d,e) and consequently hamper the visual user experience manifested in headache and eye-strain, caused by wrong contours of familiar objects.
