Sentence examples for Rendered graphically from inspiring English sources

The ideas are first rendered graphically, on the screen that Cirkut stares into — bits of sound represented as colorful Lego-like rectangles embedded among other colored sonic blocks.

Because all the necessary visual information in the game is described by formulas, nothing needs to be rendered graphically until a player encounters it.

Finally, to display other experimental datasets (e.g. microarray, RNA-Seq) it now has support for user-defined input types, which can be rendered graphically as either graphs or heat maps.

Ages at mating are rendered graphically in figure 5. Given that it has been mentioned in the literature that male Irish Wolfhounds experience a more rapid decrease in semen quality than dogs do on average as they age [ 20, 21], the age of the sire at mating was also tested separately for a possible influence on litter size.

The choice of producing a "preview" page of the queries was also linked to high performance, as PHP objects are easy to render graphically and parsing time is very short.

There are several versions in two and three dimensions here, but most of the show consists of non-love paintings of words and numbers rendered in graphically punchy compositions from the 1960s.

"It was the way he positioned his subjects, the way he rendered them graphically.

Graphically rendered and breathlessly told, the entire sequence is emotionally rending and exceptionally readable.

These are high-stakes plays, and graphically rendered deaths underscore that in a way that a stage production can't".

So Fry, who grew up hacking low-level graphics code as a kind of hobby, built from scratch a rendering engine that could make a graphically rendered scene appear the same in a Windows or a Mac environment.

The current Egon Schiele show in London, with its graphically rendered nude drawings, and Silent Partners in Cambridge, exploring artists, often sexual, interactions with mannequins, could even be seen as inadvertent companion pieces to the Jones retrospective.