Sentence examples for be rendered as a from inspiring English sources
In another show, she would most likely be rendered as a screeching, crowd-pandering caricature.
Ms. Palin, unwilling to be rendered as a caribou-skinning cartoon, stepped to the microphone on Wednesday and punched back.
We first demonstrate that a discrete array of points arbitrarily displaced in space using a tabular array of perturbations can be rendered as a continuous three-dimensional surface.
Importantly, the determination of whether a defendant in a particular case owes a duty to the plaintiff is not a factual question for the jury; rather, "[t]he determination of whether a plaintiff is owed a duty of care by the defendant must be rendered as a matter of law by the court". Id. at 498, 457 S.E.2d at 435.
Mr. Zemeckis also discovered that the resulting digital imagery could be rendered as a 3-D film by converting the data into left-eye and right-eye perspectives, a process that made "The Polar Express" the first feature-length hit for Imax 3-D.
Generally a pure component, in the context of MCR-ALS of imaging data, is a chemical compound that can be identified through its characteristic spectrum, and the abundance of this chemical compound can be rendered as a spatial distribution map.
The story can be rendered as an update to the parable: Live by the sword, die by the sword, while causing much suffering along the trail.
The pre-Columbian gold sleeve and glove, she thought, might be rendered as an object that a woman might wear in the late 20th century, she recalled in a recent interview in Washington.
Fixed undo/redo commands so that commands within a buffer are rendered as a single entity.
