Sentence examples similar to interpreting the visual rendering from inspiring English sources

The visual rendering of the presidential palace is as unreal as the Emerald City, which was likely its inspiration.

More optimizations can also be made to enhance the visual rendering of information as well.

"These patients can't interpret the visual feedback," says Kuchenbecker.

Their ambiguity, he suggests, encouraged the viewer to interpret the visual environment more subjectively, an augur of international postmodernism.

And the visuals, rendered into pitiless life by the complex Frostbite 2 engine, are grittily sublime.

The relevance of MO rendering is that it highlighted in my mind the importance of data (calculated MO coefficients as numbers) and the need to interpret them semantically (which only visual rendering can do), in other words, the importance of both data and its appropriate rendering.

That's how I see the Nataraja, as a visual rendering of the insights of India's ancient seers.

A common approach when designing multimodal systems consists of adding other sensorial stimulations on top of the existing visual rendering.

The visual search acts as a showcase for Microsoft's Silverlight technology, which makes the animations and visual rendering possible.

Interpreting the statute as prosecutors and police wished "would have the effect of rendering a substantial amount of otherwise lawful conduct illegal in Illinois," the court wrote.

"Patients need to learn to interpret the newly acquired visual function," he said.