"renders on" is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in English.
It does not have an accepted definition, so it would not be understood by readers.
Whatever judgment history renders on this war, it will always be remembered as well victualed.
Ms. Hartough renders on canvass a single hole of the Open Course each year.
"But she finds peace and simplicity in these places that she then renders on canvas".
The woman is perhaps only as rich as the average reader, but to Isabel she may as well be Ivana Trump, and her disdain infuriates the normally placid Isabel — the first independent judgment she renders on her inequitable world.
To identify the text that renders on a given web page, we used a custom 'headless' browser adapted from the WatiN package for C# [12].
From renders on the company's website, it is a smart assistant/interface for controlling things like music, smart thermostats, smart lights, answer questions, etc.
The specificity of the intervention mission to be carried out, near structures that distort the Earth magnetic field, renders on-board magnetometers unusable for attitude determination.
In this respect, in her rendering, on-line dating is old-fashioned, in a way.
If ever the market has rendered a just verdict, it is the one rendered on G.M. and Chrysler.
"The space setting was chosen because it was the only one we could render on the technology at the time.
Each one is carefully observed and rendered on site, its flaws catalogued, its function (or sometimes, malfunction) acknowledged.
