(transitive, computer graphics) To render (a complex image) in advance.

(computer graphics) The rendering of a graphical scene in a number of portions ("buckets") that can be assigned to different processors to take advantage of parallelism.

(computer graphics) An algorithm for determining the visibility of objects in a three-dimensional world, based on partitioning the space into polygonal, generally convex regions that can be used to form generalizations about the visibility of objects within those regions.

(computer graphics) A rasterization optimization technique where on every pass only a part of the final resolution is rendered (sometimes in a checkerboard pattern) to then be interpolated (spatially and/or temporally), usually in order to increase performance.

An inexact calque where, for at least one constituent, the literal translation is not used in favor of a word that is more apt for producing the aimed-for figurative picture within the target language.

plural of loan rendering

(idiomatic) To give (something) to one's state or government, especially in the form of a tax payment.

(web development) A system in which the content of a website is generated on the server, before being sent to the browser.

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of render unto Caesar

simple past tense and past participle of render unto Caesar