Sentence examples for been made in rendering from inspiring English sources

2d − 2h Whereas progress has been made in rendering nickel-catalyzed Suzuki Miyaura couplings more efficient, 4, 6i corresponding achievements in nickel-mediated amination reactions have been lacking.

However, it turns out that simplifying assumptions have been made in the HB theory that render the forms used in these models (equations (13) and (18) of Holme and Bloxham (1996)) less suitable for describing the actual attitude error encountered.

Zeng et al. [ 29] concluded that the difference between particle-size yields is eliminated when corn stover is pretreated, because pores and hollows are made in the larger particles during pretreatment, rendering them more susceptible to conversion.

The images were made in a 3D modeling program called Daz3D using basic OpenGL rendering.

Moreover, the price of synthetic rubber is tied to that of the oil from which it is made, rendering it vulnerable to changes in the oil price.

In order to render it reproducible on large scale, it has been made as a recombinant vaccine.

To repurpose Guthrie's famous lyrics, this land may or may not have been made for you and me, but it is disturbingly clear that we are making rapid progress in rendering it uninhabitable for the "we" of the none too distant future.

In Section 2, a brief overview is given on how recordings are made for multichannel rendering, with emphasis on concert hall performances.

This asynchronous request to the Web service is made while a browser renders the page in order to save time on page loading.

Even the vitrine — the traditional glass case for displaying specimens — is making a comeback, rendered in all shapes and finishes and with everything from cathode-ray tubes to shirt collars inside.

What the plot at times lacks in momentum is made up for in a keen-eyed rendering of America's self-invented caste, its members' revelry in an illusory "axis of perfect exclusivity" and their pitiful strivings "to be aristocrats" in a country that was built on anti-aristocratic convictions.