Sentence examples for renders huge from inspiring English sources
This skill will not stun your opponent for more combos, but it still renders huge damage.
Put more succinctly, it's arena shoegaze, the band's familiar spooky intimacy magnified until rendered huge.
Also seeing its high-priced and high-margin Centrino notebook and Xeon server flagships in renewed demand, Intel's Atom volumes are proving profitable despite low price points because of major manufacturing advances that render huge unit output from each of the silicon wafers processed.
Today, with nearly triple the population and having rendered huge swaths of the West Bank permanently off limits to Palestinians, it is a decade too late.
Our simulations on NavRh suggested that the extremely strong binding preference of Ca2+ ions at IonEX renders a huge free energy barrier (~10 kcal/mol) which prevents the Ca2+ ions from further moving towards the site SCEN (Zhang et al., 2013), an explanation consistent with the experimental observation that periplasmic Ca2+ ions block the Na+ flux in NavRh (Zhang et al., 2012).
In his rendering, a huge whirlpool forms the planet's northernmost extremity.
City governments recognized years ago that discrimination against former offenders had rendered a huge portion of the urban population unemployable.
The billions Adelson generates from his Macau resorts render his huge contributions to US politics as virtual spare change.
The effect has been to upset Latin America's and Chiquita's expectations, and to render their huge investments in banana production and distribution much less valuable.
The stores made their mark with a fun cacophony of pop culture merchandise, as well as a kaleidoscopic amusement park quality rendered by huge video screens and in at least one location in New York's Times Square a full-scale performance stage.
Stanford University's Center for Expanded Data Annotation and Retrieval will attempt to render a huge repository of infectious disease data into digital forms that will allow researchers to compare dissimilar studies and detect patterns in their findings.
