Sentence examples for accurate rendering from inspiring English sources
The phrase "accurate rendering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise or faithful representation of something, such as an image, text, or concept.
Example: "The artist's accurate rendering of the landscape captured every detail of the scene."
Alternatives: "faithful representation" or "precise depiction".
One very rarely encounters such an accurate rendering of something one actually lived through.
It's not actually an accurate rendering of the real-time Web.
The leafs should also have sub-surface scattering to look like an accurate rendering.
John Ruskin came down firmly on the side of science, always demanding accurate rendering of inorganic or organic nature.
Instead of an accurate rendering of her neat little patrician slippers, Whistler had given his mother "sprawling, flat peasant feet".
"The entire presentation aims for nothing less than an accurate rendering of the match-day experience, as seen on your TV," says the video game critic Steve Burns.
The author author explains "the foam was created by modeling the volume with triangle meshes and applying a transparent texture and a foam-like procedural material". We will first implement a brute-force, physically accurate render of the foam.
All are rigidly attached to one another, making a device fast and accurate, but rendering it unable to sense force, which can be dangerous.
The clunky state map is good for gauging the electoral college at a glance, but a more accurate geopolitical rendering is one in which each state is a violet hue representing voting proportions or, even better, each county is a reddish or bluish purple.
His early work, Destin points out, was on accurate digital rendering of hair.
Side note: big props to our graphic guy Bryce for making a nearly accurate hardware rendering based on blurry FCC pics and several emails from a tester.
