Sentence examples for the ability to render from inspiring English sources
The ability to render three-dimensional graphics was an afterthought.
The central needs of developers -- like the ability to render game play at a higher resolution -- were a guiding principle in the console's design.
When he joined Rangers last summer, there wasn't a Celtic fan who didn't think he had the ability to render some damage in matches against their oldest rivals.
During Mr. Beckstrom's term, Icann has moved to reflect the increasingly international nature of the Internet, adding the ability to render addresses in non-Latin alphabets, for example.
Enrolled in a high school where social status is determined by the ability to render peers unconscious with your bare hands, Jake finally discovers the therapeutic benefits of breaking faces.
After trying various options, a language called haXe came to the rescue which gave us the ability to render to both HTML5 and a Flash fallback from a single code base.
Yet Hill's evocation of "a china doll with a jagged, open crevasse in its skull" is ultimately more chilling than all the phantom limbs and animate mould in Waites's novel, because Hill possesses the Jamesian ability to render the doll as a symptom of a child's psychological damage.
Yet Hill's evocation of "a china doll with a jagged, open crevasse in its skull" is ultimately more chilling than all the phantom limbs and animate mould in Waites's novel, because Hill possesses the Jamesian ability to render the doll as a symptom of a child's psychological damage.
It also offers the bonus ability to render other objects, including people, allowing Bello Ruiz to shake my hand while he's in a VR headset and I'm not.
Indeed, the chronic exposure of cancer cells to chemotherapeutic agents can elicit pro-survival responses characterized by the enhanced ability to render chemotherapeutics innocuous [2], [3].
We read it, I suppose, for the longer haul, for the imaginative reaches and ability to render the intricate and confounding passions of men and women — graphic, unimpeded, and incandescent.
