Sentence examples for set to render from inspiring English sources
Tommy Smith and John-Joe O'Toole's goals, smashed in within 20 minutes of the restart, seemed set to render the officials' error irrelevant.
Now, as President Obama begins his last year in office, the court is set to render a verdict on his use of his executive authority.
And he even chopped up, with his own hands, a Picasso set, to render it more resalable.
One of the questions at the heart of the case, at least according to the defense attorney Benjamin Brafman, was whether Shkreli possessed the criminal mind-set to render him guilty of fraud, regardless of whether he actually committed fraudulent acts.
What's a good setting to render and export as a video from AfterEffects?
Produced by the cash-strapped independent Allied Artists, the film employs a minimally rendered period setting to provide cover for a more or less frank admiration (at least, up until the last reel) of youth in revolt: teenagers with tommy guns.
The camera exposure time was set to 10 ms, to render high contrast images with sufficient dynamic range for speckle flow imaging [ 28, 29].
Auschwitz was set up to render Polish opposition to German rule impossible, and the first transport from Warsaw, in August 1940, had included two of Pilecki's comrades.
She has set out to render in lavish particulars the story of the strange war between the French and British empires for control of the Ohio River Valley in the 1750's and 60's.
Indeed, initial attempts by the Hannover Schauspielhaus set designers to render a typical British comedy club floundered as they attempted to formalise the idea of a stand-up venue, and it was a struggle to explain that we needed to reduce the room to a bare black box rather than attempt to give it a cabaret stage vibe.
The objective of the filter is to condition the data set and to render the resulting presentation in such a way as to make it easier to interpret the significance of anomalies in terms of their geological sources (Bird, 1997).
