Sentence examples for rendering more than from inspiring English sources

And the wavelength shifts of the red primary LED that have shorter wavelength affect the color rendering more than the other primary LEDs.

If Justice Bartley were to dismiss the juror, he would be forced to call a mistrial, rendering more than 19 weeks of testimony and arguments pointless.

Christian community leaders say that at least 1,000 homes of Christians have been set on fire since Monday, rendering more than 5,000 people homeless.

The audacity of the plan was matched only by its simplicity – firing the bridges, rendering more than 200 miles of railroad useless, should have been no match for a committed band of saboteurs.

Since there were quite a few parameters and rendering each different combination through pbrt was infeasible due to time constraints (especially since we had planned on rendering more than one scene, each with its own flavor) we built a standalone app that used the same code base but allowed us to tweak the pattern in real-time.

In 1636 Saenredam (1597-1665) journeyed from his home in Haarlem to Utrecht and rendered more than 30 meticulous drawings of seven medieval churches there.

The country's aridity, however, renders more than four-fifths of the land uncultivable, and most of the remaining agricultural land is suitable only for pasture.

In Brick, a middle-class community of 75,000 said to have more oceanfront property than any other town in New Jersey, the storm rendered more than 200 homes uninhabitable, including 109 that burned just after the hurricane hit land.

But while the re-airing was rendered more than intemperate by new events, the conspiracy theory had been fertilized for weeks — often on Fox's airwaves and with the help of the Trump family and its chief congressional allies.

Assad also remains blithely unapologetic, despite presiding over a brutal conflict that has gutted his country, killed some 200,000, rendered more than 7 million homeless and led to Syria's division into three sectarian mini-states.

The six-and-a half-year history of the Bush-Rice collaboration recounted by Ms. Bumiller — and the six months since — is certainly enough for commentators to render more than tentative conclusions.