The phrase "conventional rendering" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the traditional or commonly accepted way of expressing or representing something. Example: The novel's unconventional structure challenges the conventional rendering of a traditional narrative.
It's a doggedly conventional rendering with generally pedestrian supporting performances.
Compared with conventional rendering, the centrifugal methods provide a higher yield of better-quality fat, and the separated protein has potential as an edible meat product.
Finally, we evaluate the architecture and its design trade-offs by comparing latency and image quality to a conventional rendering system.
It continued that "the broadly projecting ledge of the cornice is the only discoverable hint of Asia" on the exterior, and that the interior also was subdued as to Japanese influence, with "a charm of finish, a certain subtlety of ornament, that transforms the conventional, rendering the place exotic and curious".
Otherwise, conventional rendering pipeline is used.
The proposed algorithm does not need surface reconstruction steps in conventional rendering and retains all the details in original simulation.
MPEG movie (99K bytes) of an occluding conventional volume rendering (left) and a non-occluding frequency domain volume rendering (right).
Upper-left: conventional volume rendering (similar to figure 7).
While the resulting images do not exhibit the occlusion that is characteristic of conventional volume rendering, they provide sufficient depth and shape cues to give a strong illusion that occlusion exists.
Although the porosity of carbon is of the same order of magnitude using CO2 activation, the activation temperature, the activation time, CO2 flow rate are significantly lower than the conventional heating rendering the process more economical than the conventional heating.
Conventional volume rendering systems rely on 2D input devices, such as mice and keyboards, which are known to hamper 3D analysis as users often struggle to obtain the desired orientation that is only achieved after several attempts.
