This was achieved mathematically by applying image processing operations which rendered closely-located pixels into clusters, followed by component labeling to select pixel clusters with cluster areas larger than a minimal area.
If a photographer doesn't like the picture, which is rendered to closely match what is captured on film, he or she can easily set a selector to tell the photo finisher to skip that shot.
It's nice to see the animalian nature of the act rendered so closely to the affect of it, with a voice that shifts the way mood does, and changes its shape by what it wants.
Selznick's style as an illustrator is a cross between LS Lowry and Maurice Sendak, a mixture of the touchingly naive and the closely observed, rendered in luminous pencil shading.
For one thing, such images may have been "improved" to be closer to more closely render the information that was actually there but not entirely caught by the recording camera or other device.
In contrast, the analysis of geomechanically generated discrete fracture data sets that closely render naturally occurring systems, whilst account for flow through matrix and fractures simultaneously was presented in this study.
I have chosen to translate "Vorstellung" as "representation", even though the English "presentation" (from the Latin, praesentātiō, "showing, exhibition", related to the verb prae-esse: "to be before") may more closely render the German, "vor-stellen" ("to set before").
Oddly, the toy that evolved from that original rendering more closely evokes a Jeep CJ than any vehicle produced by Toyota.
Highly skilled craftsmen with closely guarded secret formulas rendered dyeing a well-protected trade.
Naturalistic depiction is closely observed and superbly rendered, whether in a snarling bronze cat, which served as a harness ornament in the sixth-fourth century B.C., or a crouching camel on a gilded belt plaque made hundreds of years later.
It is only when peering closely at these seductively and beautifully rendered sea creatures, with their colourful tendrils, that the faces extracted from her archive appear, embedded, semi- revealed in the depths.
