Sentence examples for idea of rendering from inspiring English sources

The original paper discussed the idea of rendering in image space hidden lines into dashed lines with a screen-aligned pattern.

They are wary, for example of the idea of rendering the New Testament into more modern forms of Greek than the revered original.

Bueno de Mesquita was enthralled by the idea of rendering the messy business of politics and history into precise, logical equations.

The idea of rendering subjects' self-sound while walking on different surfaces is motivated by the fact that walking conveys enactive information which manifests itself predominantly through haptic and auditory cues.

Indeed, it contains the potential – or alternately, the threat – of rendering the idea of a vocation itself an industrial-age artefact.

"Did he tell you that the idea of dying rendered the outcome of his criminal case moot?" Mr. Gottlieb asked.

That is Homer's idea of Heaven, rendered yet balmier by Pope, and it sounds like Leigh Fermor's kind of joint.

Murakami is normally a master of rendering even the most far-fetched ideas strangely plausible, but here he stumbles.

The generative film, which incorporates ten different non-linear stories, defies typical digital animation in a myriad of ways, taking the idea of multidimensional rendering to a whole new level by combining the ten stories algorithmically to produce a 1000 different ways of experiencing them.

Starting from the idea that the perceptual quality of rendered view will depend more on the amount of geometrical distortions than on the number of bad depth pixels, we suggest to give preference to areas where the change between ground truth depth and compressed depth is more abrupt.

One "conception of the good" is an idea of what renders life pleasant and worth living.