Sentence examples for complete rendering from inspiring English sources

A complete rendering of text and music would run five or six hours.

In a spectacular non sequitur of concert programming, Mr. Barenboim and the Chicago Symphony followed the opera with a complete rendering of Manuel de Falla's "Three-Cornered Hat," in which the orchestra's wind choirs were especially splendid.

In contrast, an intensity of attention permeates a nearby drawing that Gossart covered with closely observed sketches of Roman statuary, including a marvelously complete rendering of a seated boy pulling a thorn from his foot and a large sandaled foot.

When the flow rate is sufficiently high, mixing caused by the impingement of streams is almost complete, rendering the mixing in the branched channels unnecessary.

Also, the chemical-induced destruction of endogenous beta cells is not always complete, rendering problematic the interpretation of long-term transplantation studies with exogenous islets.

Alter's translation puts into practice his belief that the rules of biblical style require it to reiterate, artfully, within scenes and from scene to scene, a set of "key words," a term Alter derives from Buber and Franz Rosenzweig, who in an epic labor that took nearly 40 years to complete, rendered the Hebrew Bible into a beautifully Hebraicized German.

The senior trial biostatistician will be blinded to the treatment groups being analysed until the analysis has been completed, rendering the statistical analysis masked.

Strangely, it is an image of complete lassitude, a perfect rendering of the weariness that always steals over a game of catch played in a land of bad hops.

The most widely accepted scenario is that, in response to stress signals, neurons can be driven into the cell cycle but their array of cell cycle proteins may not suffice to allow for its completion, leading to a situation in which the cell cannot reverse course or complete division, rendering it non-functional and ready to trigger a programmed cell death response.

The most powerful prosecution's presentation of week two came from the complete audio rendering of Michael Jackson's drugged-induced conversation with Dr. Murray.

A brochure from the era notes that "Maid service is quite complete, but rendered unobtrusively.