Sentence examples for adequate rendering of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Skidelsky found, however, that the first major biography of Keynes, written by Sir Roy Harrod in the early 1950's, did not provide what he felt was an adequate rendering of a unique man.

And, moreover, it is portrayed with such Teutonic thoroughness that the translator, as he informs us in his foreword, has had to seek the assistance of "authorities in various special fields" for an adequate rendering of portions of Herr Mann's narrative.

These objects may be useless and his rendering of them less than adequate, but this is, in part, a cunning game: they fetch a higher price as artworks than the originals ever will.

The results suggest that the proposed procedure represents a very simple and low-cost microextraction alternative rendering adequate limits of quantification for the determination of organochlorine pesticides in environmental and food samples.

The results suggest that the proposed procedure represents a simple and low-cost micro-extraction alternative rendering adequate limits of quantification for the determination of Pb II) in soft drink samples.

The results suggest that the proposed method represents a very simple and low-cost alternative microextraction procedure rendering adequate limits of quantification for the determination of these pesticides in juice samples.

It is essential that revised manuscripts have adequate figure resolution for a high-quality print and online rendering of your paper.

To ensure that adequate access would be available for emergency vehicles, the team scanned a rendering of an Anaheim fire truck into the computer model and drove it through the site.

The C-arm fluoroscope is placed on the uninjured side of the patient, and adequate image rendering is verified before starting the operation.

Rendering of Paul Clement and Justices by Dana Verkouteran/AP Photo.

Rendering of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.