Sentence examples for better rendering from inspiring English sources

It was his first encounter with television's strange artificiality, employed even in the service of better rendering reality.

This effort has less to do with the better rendering of Paterno and more to do with escaping the shame of hasty canonization.

Calculated results by the FVBRT method are compared with experimental data and available results in open references, which shows the FVBRT method can maintain good accuracy while producing IR images with better rendering effects.

That includes things like better rendering and simulation techniques, like tessellation, advanced physics and anti-aliasing and the ability to calculate lighting effect rendering in a single pass.

Architecturally, Blink is a better rendering engine; and, because its codebase no longer has to support multiple, different architectures (as WebKit does), it's easier and faster to innovate within it.

Some of these include summarization techniques such as isosurface rendering where only the edges orthogonal to the view plane are visible, giving a much better rendering of both the molecular and electronic structure (Figure 10). Figure 10 Molecular orbitals rendering using GLSL shaders.

Some moments are still better rendered by print journalists.

Clearly, it looks better rendered in cotton and displayed on a calf.

That is the point towards which the technology (if not the art) naturally curves: more power to better render the world and its physics on screen.

Listening to a humdrum rendition of a late Beethoven piano sonata is a less spiritual experience than hearing a lesser piece better rendered.

Would either get that the characteristics of a substance are best described as "properties" and "trial period" is better rendered as "probation"?