Sentence examples for great rendering from inspiring English sources
In 2009, my organization showed how existing evaluation systems label virtually all teachers "good" or "great," rendering such ratings meaningless and preventing schools from recognizing excellence, helping teachers reach their full potential or addressing poor performance.
It is hard to imagine a greater rendering of this greatest of all Wagnerian acts.
In a random network most nodes have similar importance and the chance of loss of a valuable node is greater, rendering it weaker overall [12].
Background guys often seem to be great at rendering technical things but fall a little flat when doing humans for some reason.
Upon turning the corner of Lenox and 120th Street towards my future home, I found a tree-lined block with handsomely maintained brownstones - reminiscent of walking into an Allan Jacobs "Great Streets" rendering.
"Great decisions render artificial dynamics meaningless," Boras said yesterday.
The line announces the rules of the game: Superman is stronger than Batman, but his one great vulnerability renders him more tragically destructible than Batman's multivariable modalities of death.
Any hard, shiny, inanimate material, like metal or leather, looks great when rendered in computer graphics, a quality that makes the computer the perfect medium for a movie like "Toy Story," where the plastic sheen and relatively inexpressive features of playthings become part of the allure.
The only preferential terms kick in for partners when they want to do more with their products on the site, which could come in a variety of forms like greater 3D rendering.
This memorial is erected by Alfred Mosely in recognition of the great services rendered by Cecil Rhodes to his country.
In January, authorities at Oriel, one of 38 self-governing colleges at Oxford, conceded that a plaque near the statue, which commemorates "the great services rendered by Cecil Rhodes to his country" was an imperfect way to memorialize a man who for many symbolizes oppression. .
