Examples of using Can render in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
This can render Kodi practically useless.
Losing your power midway can render your device useless.
They can render partitions literally useless and the data unrecoverable which can be a real mess if that data was important and you didn't make a backup.
On big decisions, the stress can render a man useless.
How alternatives can render our streets into more sus tainable and pleasant environments.
However, these approaches may also impart ringing, current compression,and non-linear distortions that can render the cure worse than the disease.
Some materials can render and important decorative role.
Seeing we almost everywhere meet with those empty; yet petulant creatures, who are far“wiser in their own eyes,than seven men that can render a reason.”.
Losing power in the process can render the device useless.
The application supports most well-known browsers, can automatically detect and play flv and swf extensions,uses the open API Stage 3D, can render 3D graphics.
Low levels of trust can render the capitalist system unable to function.
Failure to follow the formula precisely for a ritual- for example, baptizing someone with flowing water while pronouncing the precise formula“I baptize you in the name of the Father,the Son and the Holy Spirit”- can render the rite completely invalid and ineffective.
Specifies the number of pixels that the monitor can render in the horizontal and vertical directions.
The best service that one can render to the Master is to withdraw one's attention from the body to the eye center, cross the stars, the sun and the moon, and meet the Radiant Form of the Master within.
Both assistive technologies and conventional user agents can render text more accurately when the language of the document is identified.
The forces of rapid global change can render limited professional skill sets obsolete almost overnight, and continuous learning about business processes can give professionals invaluable'lessons learned', helping to prevent succumbing to obsolescence or irrelevance.
Both assistive technologies and conventional user agents can render text more accurately when the language of the document is identified.
It is the most precious service that the Church can render to humanity and to all individuals who are seeking the profound reasons to live their life to the full.
Diversity and incompatibility of technical solutions can render suppliers' access to e-procurement systems impossible or discourage their participation because of additional difficulties or increased costs.
Wayve's technique could render those 3D maps obsolete.
Use of incorrect firmware file could render the projector inoperative.
A common approach could render the EU more attractive, bringing the needed competences.
The wrong Driver or malware could render your PC inoperable and potentially put you at risk of identity theft.
It is also possible that this drive system, if operable, could render theRed October undetectable to our warning nets.
Theoretically, a third-party application thatsupports authentication using MS-CHAP v2 could render a system vulnerable.
Depending on the outcome of the negotiations on delegated acts,the lack of flexibility in decision-making could render the EU action ineffective.
Nine-year-old Nathan Crawford hasundergone treatment to shrink his inoperable tumour but it could render him infertile.
The requirements of each precept of the law are so broad--the whole law is so spiritual--that an angel could render no more than simple obedience.
The artificial ovary was initially thought of as a way to improve the practice of freezing ovarian tissue, an option for girls andwomen who need to undergo cancer treatments that could render them infertile.
In the context of both the accelerated procedure and of the asylum detention, it is notable that certain definitions of EU directives, such as„public order”,„public and national safety” and„public health” have neither been adopted nor properly specified in the effectiveHungarian laws on asylum- although a more accurate and elaborated regulation of these categories could render the procedures more effective.