Sentence examples for rendering requirements from inspiring English sources

Most of the modeling of visualization of activities is done offline, thereby making the rendering engine capable of meeting real-time rendering requirements.

To integrate the two distinct simulation platforms, several technical challenges needed to be overcome including reconciling differences in update frequency, coordinate systems, and the fidelity levels of the vehicle dynamics models and graphical rendering requirements of the two simulators.

I myself, I use PlayBook a lot to play racing games because I can look at PlayBook from a performance perspective and say, with the highest rendering requirement, with the highest load on the graphic unit, is it a good performance, is it a good experience?

Then, combined with internal loop for disturbance compensation, a robust inversion feedforward controller is designed by robust inversion approach and the feedback controller which could render the requirements of reference signal tracking performance and robustness satisfied is obtained by the H∞ mixed sensitivity synthesis approach.

This restriction renders the requirement of unique interpretation of theoretical terms plausible once again.

"Distorting grades would be unfair on the pupils involved and could result in universities having to artificially inflate their entrance requirements, rendering it pointless in the long run".

It promptly scales up and scales down rendering to business requirements.

Both algorithms have the significant advantage of rendering the memory requirement independent of the sequence length for HMMs while keeping the time requirement the same (for Viterbi training) or modifying it by a factor of M K/(M + K), i.e. decreasing it when only one state path K = 1 is sampled for a model of M states (for stochastic EM training).

Mr. Hood said all but 22 of those pardoned had failed to meet this requirement, rendering their pardons invalid.

Off came defensive midfielder Claudio Yacob, rendered surplus to requirements by the dismissals of Afellay and Adam, and on went forward Rickie Lambert.

We had invested over £500,000 in that year to grow to meet the market, and suddenly those resources were rendered surplus to requirements on the policy whim of a minister.