Sentence examples for a rendering from from inspiring English sources
However, sometimes a grain of truth is buried in even the most unlikely tale, and a rendering from the Roth archives shows almost exactly the same building, but with a five-story needlelike tower on top, which was of course not built.
Thus, any interpretation of the nurse's story is incomplete, unfinished and a rendering from my own perspective as a female nurse and researcher, born within the same period of time as the nurse.
This could either be a render from some wishful thinker, or an actual leaked render from somewhere in the bowels of Motorola HQ.
These leaked specs should be treated with a healthy dollop of skepticism (it was accompanied with a render from the setup guide from the Xperia Z, which admittedly doesn't depict the Xperia Z itself), but they're far from extreme, and Sony fielding a phone in 2013 that takes advantage of the latest in mobile processor technology does make sense.
Recently someone compared the art with a render from a PC Music cover, and it's kinda the complete opposite.
Locations for which the resulting MUSIC metric exceeded 2/3 of the overall maximum were displayed on a cortical rendering from MRI. ECoG was performed with subdural grid electrodes (Ad-Tech, Racine, WI) with up to 80 120 electrodes per patient.
Opponents of the tower, show above in a rendering as seen from Houston and Greene Streets, have objected to adding a fourth building to the original three-tower modernist design by the architect I. M. Pei.
Anesthetized animals were scanned at 80 kV with a 450 µA current and a 3-D rendering from 200 separate images was generated with a reconstruction utility provided by the manufacturer.
Framed stills from his animated shows hang on the walls, along with the bar sign ("Sidelines") from "Extract," a rendering of the office building from "Office Space" and other mementos.
The pale merchants' houses were built from the fortunes gained from manufacturing washi paper and a wax rendered from a species of sumac berry.
The work's themes are drawn from a rendering of Bach's full name.
