Sentence examples for and in the rendering from inspiring English sources

The best ones, he wrote, "achieved a fidelity and restraint that most current colour-photography printers have yet to match – notably in flesh tints and in the rendering of patina and the soft tones of town buildings and streets".

I think that version of the movie could do really well, but we wanted to do something where it sort of pushes the envelope a little bit more and says that animation is more than just comedic animals bumping into each other and farting!" Munroe said that in design and in the rendering of the animation, he was after the feel of a comic book.

(When Mr. Clapton was infatuated with the wife of his close friend George Harrison, someone gave him a copy of "Layla and Majnun" in the rendering by the 12th-century poet Nizami, which furnished lyrics for the song "I Am Yours").

Comparative morphological analyses of the two painters revealed their common elements, such as the distortion of the human body, the reddish and (in appearance only) unworked backgrounds and the similarities in the rendering of space.

Three more galleries and a combination gallery and assembly space, shown in the rendering above, occupy the lower floor.

I cook the sprouts and figs in the rendered bacon fat, along with just enough water to help soften everything and meld the flavors together.

You brown the thighs and breasts in the rendered fat, then cook the thighs with a load of vegetables and the quickly made stock.

The new houses' cantilevered cubes and gregarious facades, shown in the rendering at left, give a jolt to a staid Victorian block.

Is a SIF signal thought to downregulate these ESAGs and in-turn render the cells more competent for differentiation or is ESAG downregulation thought to bypasses SIF signalling?

The open world's design and in-game render constituted much of the game's early work.

Inclusion of glycine in the rinse might have uncovered antigen site(s), enhancing the optineurin staining in the cytoplasm and in turn rendering the Golgi association less distinctive.