The phrase "basic rendering" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the act of creating an initial or preliminary version of something, often in the context of design or art. Example: The interior designer provided a basic rendering of the living room layout to give the client an idea of how the space would look before finalizing the design.
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, to 15 May; mac, Sat to 10 Apr; touring to Coventry and Wolverhampton RC Rose Wylie's Black Strap (Red Fly) depicts, in the artist's typically basic rendering, a woman staring at a house.
This feature is implemented in an extension, with an additional painter class deriving from the base class and a dialog allowing the user to edit the basic rendering controls.
On first glance, it has more to do with Uniqlo: heavy emphasis on basics, rendered in colors that could scrape rust off your sink.
Ye knows this; he calls them apparel as opposed to fashion and speaks of slowly and intentionally building on and evolving his aesthetic of thoughtfully considered military basics rendered in neutral tones.
That said, we really can't tell too much about the respective devices based on the app, which just shows basic renders of each device.
Since the leak, the studious fellows on the XDA forum managed to pick apart the ROM and reveal some tasty specs, including the image we have here (which could be a basic render of the device, or just a generic place holder. Nobody knows).
The images were made in a 3D modeling program called Daz3D using basic OpenGL rendering.
His project had basic voxel rendering, avatar rendering, networking… but when he posted some screenshots on the thread, he was immediately confronted with a predictable response: "FAKE AND GAY".
The show consisted of minimalist interpretations of household objects, fridges and stoves, their basic form rendered in Perspex.
That vocabulary in "Ferdydurke" is dominated by two basic terms, rendered, in Borchardt's translation, as "the pupa" and "the mug".
In addition, the device utilizes arrays of hydrogel cylinders as the basic assay units, rendering a 3D ex vivo model to recapitulate the in vivo neuronal growth pattern.
