Holding the anion of 17 at reflux in DMF with either 1-bromopentane or 1-bromo-3-phenylpropane rendered a mixture of both the N- (20 a and 22 a) and O-alkylated (21 a and 23 a) derivatives.
Grayness because of the velvety, overcast drawings he made all his life: extravagantly tonal images of landscapes, farmyards and interiors rendered in a mixture of soot and spit applied to found paper with sticks and rags.
A host of other surreal elements think toothy teleporters, tiny baby hands, and strange ritualistic dance numbers are all rendered in a mixture of stop-motion, ace make-up design, campy but believable costumes, and other briliant practical effects.
Lighting simulation for gaming and VR presentations relies on a mixture of rendering algorithms, including path tracing and photon mapping.
The tunnel's roof leaks water, rendering the savagely potholed road surface a mixture of mud, chopped-up asphalt and broken concrete.
Greeks from the 4th Century BC preferred rendered pig fat while the Romans used a mixture of honey and bran followed by cork and ashes.
Sayles wrote this spasmodic gibberish, and Chris Cooper renders it with inspired timing and negative panache — a mixture of grim panic and sudden conviction.
In ozone, for instance, each oxygen-oxygen bond is rendered equivalent by resonance, and each one has a mixture of single-bond and double-bond character (as indicated by its length and strength).
Quicksand, a mixture of sand and water, is rendered thixotropic by the presence of certain clays.
Clear flux is also used to make opaque enamels; the addition of calx, a mixture of tin and lead calcined, renders translucent enamels opaque.
