Sentence examples for precise rendering from inspiring English sources

She's known for her renderings of nostalgic spaces, brought to life with her precise rendering of light.

Nevertheless, her precise rendering offers an English analogue that is just as resonant as the Spanish.

The most precise rendering is probably "know-how," but that does not seem tonally right.

The form affords the opportunity to present, say, a precise rendering of 263 Prisengracht, with its Annex, in clean lines.

Roy E. DeMayo's "Fisherman's Beach, Cutchogue" is a precise rendering of the scene, while Ms. Bueti-Randall's "Stony Brook Harbor Inlet" is less literal.

This may dismay purists, but it infuses the show with an energy and cohesion that a precise rendering of Jefferson's volatile style might have lacked.

Aitkenhead's account, journalistically precise, renders that morning both vivid and incomprehensible.

It is quite feasible that higher avidity memory T cells would have selective advantage on rechallenge, but the comprehension of precise mechanisms rendering alteration of TCR remains elusive.

While the precise roles rendered by ATP and GTP binding/hydrolysis are unclear, cpHflX does not show a similar inhibition of GTP hydrolysis in presence of ATP [17].

As time goes on, Mr. Federle makes many and varied passes at the paper, ranging from the precise scientific textbook rendering "Constellation" (1983) to more relaxed and painterly freehand grids like "Untitled" (1992), in which eroded bright blue bands are dragged across a white ground.

While this allows for a qualitative correct recording of the reflectance curve, it does not allow for a precise quantitative one, rendering the results semi-quantitative.