Sentence examples for is difficult to render from inspiring English sources

He was able to forge new rhythms out of contemporary Arabic, and while this is difficult to render in translation, the focus in his work remains, as ever, his belief in the perpetual rebirth of aesthetic.

Currently, the conventional display and printing devices do not support HDR format, and it is difficult to render such images on these devices.

(Tutu refers to Ubuntu, which is difficult to render in English but has a similar meaning).

Despite this, however, it is difficult to render and maintain an environment completely latex-free.

From Table  1, it is difficult to render the results in such a way to summarise the structure of a relationship between the multi-level categorical variables for housing type and weight status.

His lean, extended limbs would have been difficult to render in stone without a support.

"Some icons, like the piece of paper, are no problem; but others defy the visual, like 'Undo.' " At one point, there was to be an icon of a copy machine for making a copy of a file, and users would drag and drop a file onto it to copy it, but it was difficult to render a copier at that scale.

According to Sharp, colors that are difficult to render for LCDs currently on the market aren't a problem for their model, i.e. the emerald blue of ocean water.

It's difficult to render chemistry in writing, and it's particularly difficult to capture one-way obsessions (unrequited love).

The axial images in isolation may be difficult to interpret; 3D reformats and volume rendering help in image interpretation.

Second, confirmation of KSHV infection of KS spindles is difficult to confirm without rendering the cell unviable for cytotoxicity studies.