Figures and objects are not rendered precisely but possess personality and a distinct loveable quality.
An extended expression analysis that takes all Her receptor homologs, including the Her4 isoforms, into account might render more precisely the molecular diagnostics required for the development of optimized targeted therapies.
But for the worshipers leaving the courtyard and passing through the mosque's portico of yellow, blue and turquoise tile, adorned in Arabic script rendered as precisely as its geometric design, he represents something different.
It looks like the wallpaper in an English country estate, pastoral and graphic, except that the three-dimensional landscapes cast spooky shadows and, as your eye adjusts, you find all of Ms. Katleman's favorite kitschy objects rendered as precisely as Lladro figurines.
In a final section called "Génie," whose haunting, incantatory rhythms Ashbery renders more precisely and more beautifully than any previous translator, the poet exhorts us to embrace the vaguely Christlike figure of the title — perhaps the same genie who appears in an earlier section, described as holding "the promise of a multiple and complex love": He has known us all and loved us all.
As statistical research has become a more exact science, it has allowed congressional district lines to be rendered very precisely to include certain voters and exclude others.
This very vague formulation can be rendered more precisely by stating that only a group of people who will be perceivably affected by a social entity – instead of an arbitrarily chosen group – can collectively recognize its existence.
To render suffering so precisely is to know how it feels.
The production allows Mr. Broderick a few joyous interludes of precisely rendered, raging goofiness.
The British psychotherapist Adam Phillips precisely renders Houdini's mentality in calling his escapes "performed ingenuity".
They are precisely rendered but often erased, then drawn over with graceless, pressured deliberation.
