Sentence examples for virtually rendered from inspiring English sources

Travelling to New England to trace back the Hodge line, she was first of all delighted to discover that her American roots went back to within 30 years of the Mayflower ("this is soooo crazy") and then virtually rendered unconscious by the revelation that a female ancestor had been named on a warrant during the Salem witch trials.

Satellite-based navigation systems, whether built into a vehicle or a smartphone, have virtually rendered those clumsy paper maps of yesteryear irrelevant.

Another aspect is the possibility to 'feel the model' – being table to touch it takes the experience of planning the surgery to another level, and makes physical models more realistic than traditional virtually rendered visualizations," he said.

"The man has virtually rendered himself socially radioactive," we were told.

From Susie Rosmarin's large-scale digitally painted grid canvases to Paul Kremer's glitchy digital collages of images of reappropriated art images to Chris Bexar's video of imaginary, virtually rendered buildings, the works together feel like you got stuck inside an undocumented page on the Dark Web.

The Unity 3D environment is used to virtually render the virtual objects (curve and shape) and the virtual avatar of the users' hands.

For a while, as Watson and Clarke were adding 163 from 136 balls for the fourth wicket, Australia had looked on course for the sort of mammoth total that virtually renders any response redundant before it starts.

Not only could this cause you to flip off and possibly land in a very awkward and dangerous position but it also could rip the cord from the board virtually rendering you brakeless.

Raging headlines over duplicitous mismanagement at the root of worst-scenario cases like these not withstanding, recalls have become common to the point where most are rendered virtually meaningless to an automaker's image.

Researchers at Cornell University have launched EndlessForms, a website that lets users create sculptures virtually and render them in physical form.

The magazine's recent article about Treece, a Kansas town rendered virtually uninhabitable — only two residents remain — due to mining waste and environmental degradation, evokes the fate of another spot half a world away: Geamana, in Romania.