Sentence examples for appropriate rendering from inspiring English sources

The following translation is certainly an appropriate rendering: 'Rotten pig.

Decorum, in literary style, the appropriate rendering of a character, action, speech, or scene.

"I think the way she portrays the photo, it's an appropriate rendering for the potter's field tribute," he said.

Can he create a series of lessons that form a meaningful and appropriate rendering of the curriculum for this group of students?

The relevance of MO rendering is that it highlighted in my mind the importance of data (calculated MO coefficients as numbers) and the need to interpret them semantically (which only visual rendering can do), in other words, the importance of both data and its appropriate rendering.

Filtering out spurious localizations, grouping and tracking of multiple localizations, correcting drift, choosing the appropriate rendering and performing statistical analysis on the localizations are just a few equally important aspects for which little software support exists (Wolter et al., 2012), leaving the non-specialist with the unnecessary burden of developing ad hoc solutions.

Especially appropriate for rendering effects of mass and atmosphere, sanguine was greatly favoured by the Venetian painters and by those artists, such as Peter Paul Rubens and Antoine Watteau, who were influenced by them.

This paper describes methods, which allow a realistic virtual prototyping by not only taking the form factor into account, but also the appropriate haptic rendering algorithms as well.

But having spoken to Goodall, I realise it is more appropriate to render Ham differently, not as subject and hero but as object and victim, his life and afterlife a reminder of the ways in which humans are prepared to exploit those around us in pursuit of our own ambitions.

Delay in diagnosis or appropriate treatment renders good results resulting long term disability.

I still view translation as an important aspect of science journalism but feel that presenting the results of research without the appropriate context renders them meaningless and sometimes deleterious.