Sentence examples for realistic rendering of the from inspiring English sources

A realistic rendering of the hard graft of a summer season at El Bulli it is not, but cute, feel-good and likely to inspire a whole heap of people to do summer seasons at restaurants it may be.

RC Butler's novels as a body of work are equal parts visionary and philosophical to help us understand systems of oppression beyond a realistic rendering of the world we know.

The final scenes of a realistic rendering of the cabin interior of amphibian aircraft are shown.

The result was a realistic rendering of the coins at a spatial resolution of 75 pixels/mm (13 μm), in which the fine detail modulated the underlying geometric form of the surface relief.

After 40 min of reading, the documents were removed, and students were given a question sheet plus a "raw" (unlabeled) realistic rendering of the same activation states, which this time included the inhibitor RI-α (acting as pseudosubstrate).

There are 2D sequences of nuclearly stained cells, commonly used in cell population studies (e.g. N2DL-HeLa), and 3D sequences of cytoplasmically stained cells, more appropriate for single-cell studies that demand a realistic rendering of the cellular environment (e.g. C3DL-MDA231).

Dürer's realistic rendering of this humble bug is a tribute to the minutest in nature that which is often overlooked or summarily destroyed, its importance lost to ignorance or neglect.

For if there's one thing we do know about the DCEU, it's that, for better or for worse, this is a universe in which superpowers and the supernatural are firmly back on the table following the more realistic rendering of Gotham and its inhabitants in Nolan's films.

The fact is that plant leaves are diversified in structure and geometric shape, which usually makes the realistic rendering of plants leaves very difficult.

A ceramic matzo plate decorated with a realistic rendering of a perfectly baked matzo square completes the holiday set, by Williams-Sonoma's New York design team.

And even though the Wadsworth closes the show in 1961, it does so with the spare but undeniably realistic rendering of a branch by Ellsworth Kelly, one of painting's premier abstractionists.