Sentence examples for phonetic rendering from inspiring English sources

In Italian he signed his name 'Verdmiller'; Claude's spelling is a correct phonetic rendering.

The name PYE is a phonetic rendering of the symbol Pi, which has no end in mathematical theory, and also sounds like Chinese for "style" or "philosophy".

The name Tcho — simply a catchy phonetic rendering of the initial syllable of the word chocolate — "is meaningless," Mr. Rossetto said.

In the middle of this display will be something that you might think customers would have mastered by now: a phonetic rendering of the store's eccentric name.

For months the comedian (whose stage name is a phonetic rendering of his full name, Louis Szekely) received e-mail messages from people who discovered him through that video clip, sometimes sent to them by their church congregations.

This is the way he has decided to spell his name — he now has business cards — but a European anthropologist who knows Tibetan says that "Tenzin Norgya" would be a better phonetic rendering, and that an accurate transliteration would be "bsTan-aDzin Nor-rGyas," the capital letters representing the stresses.

Namely, note labels with several different phonetic clues would render pitch identification easier, in particular as regards the retrieval process of the label [13], increasing AP incidence.

Many Tibetan phonemes are not translatable to Chinese characters, therefore, a phonetic transcription is difficult to render to the Pinyin system.

During a three-month period in Seoul in 1938 Mr. Reischauer devised, with another American scholar, George M. McCune, the phonetic system still most commonly used in rendering the Korean language into Latin letters.

There followed, in around 404 or 405, an initiative that has been one of the cornerstones of the endurance of the Armenian ethnos: the invention of a distinctive alphabet capable of rendering the language's complex phonetic system.

The creation of this new dictionary, where phrases such as 'transit camp' or 'we need to sleep' have been helpfully rendered in Slovak, English, German or phonetic Greek, is another reminder of how far the crisis has come.