Sentence examples for an accurate rendering from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"He would say you might stuff your Thanksgiving turkey, but not an accurate rendering of an African elephant for display in a museum," said Steve Quinn, senior manager of exhibitions at the Museum of Natural History.

On all three counts, the regime is extremely sensitive to, and restrictive of, any accurate rendering of Darfur's realities.

The software's physical optics propagation (POP) feature provides a more accurate rendering of a real Gaussian beam in an optical system than geometric ray tracing.

IN 1998, Brian Jungen, a 27-year-old artist in Vancouver, took apart a heap of identical Nike Air Jordans, splayed them open and restitched them into an improbably accurate rendering -- complete with real hair -- of a ceremonial mask used by the Haida people of British Columbia.

Ralph Ehrenberg, the former chief of geography and the map division at the Library of Congress, was giving a talk about Lewis and Clark and the map they'd made of their journey, a surprisingly accurate rendering of a large swath of the West, based mostly, as Salahuddin Khan might say, on nothing.

His desire to depict spatial depth convincingly led him to an increasingly accurate rendering of space in his paintings and almost to one-point perspective in his last work, the Annunciation.