Sentence examples for is rendered only from inspiring English sources
A light, lovely skate is rendered only slightly unusual by a bit of Moroccan spice on top and a tasty pile of braised leeks and cauliflower purée underneath it.
The attached brick columns flanking the second-floor windows at No. 77 have rounded brick at the edges, close to a full half-round, but at No. 75 the brick is rendered only in quarter-round.
To enhance data sharing between operators at the transmission level, we propose an open cyber architecture that utilizes blind processing service, in which sensitive data is transmitted through the secured channel and used in computations running in an isolated environment while the outcome is rendered only to a dedicated user or process.
While the aerial perspective is rendered over the de-hazed input scene in composition applications, it is rendered only on the virtual object in MR. For this purpose, our method consists of the following stages: 1) Turbidity estimation: The captured omnidirectional sky image is compared with turbidity-based sky models to find the turbidity value that provides the best matching (Section 3.4).
And everything in the game will be rendered only at the moment of encounter.
"The Undressing" is most potent and mysterious when you sense, behind the writ, a writer, and one whose remarkable life story could really be rendered only in poetry.
The effect of this is to drum up suspense and ladle significance on a subject, as if the narrative were so panoramic it could be seen only incrementally with binoculars, or so drug-addled it could be rendered only as moments of scary lucidity followed by blackouts.
From the permeation results of polysulfone hollow fibers coated with poly(4-vinylpyridine) and SEM photo micrographs, it was concluded that the surface of poly(4-vinylpyridine) layer was defective and the high membrane performance was rendered only after coating with a silicone rubber layer.
(The Times, for its part, explained that it was rendering only advertising and circulation services, without affecting its news coverage or content).
Our narrator, hanging on every word of his beloved patient's story, is rendered bodiless, only a pair of ears in a dark room.
He placed an advert in The Era on the day of the performance warning that "Coarseness and vulgarity etc are not allowed ... this intimation is rendered necessary only by a few artists".
