Sentence examples for rendered together from inspiring English sources
It is best known for lower bit-rates than MPEG-2, the use of natural or synthetic objects that can be rendered together to make a scene, and support for interactivity.
However, when using video see-through displays or a camera as the input source, the images of the real environment must also be rendered together with other graphics in order to generate the final image.
When rendered together, it took 39 hours per frame".
A digital map of the subject's head is rendered together by a technician, then printed into plaster.
With a fleet of 36 cameras mounted near the red zone at the 25 yard line, the placement will allow the cameras to capture the entire field, and then render together into 360 degree views for replays.
Finally our compositors layer these renders together with the 'cleaned-up' plate, paying close attention to aspects such as color balance, photographic and optical artefacts.
"A bunch of meats and vegetables crammed together, rendered indistinct by a uniform coating of gravy.
She opened the show with "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," rendered as a white-and-red "Alice in Wonderland" scenario (with more skin).
But Lord Neuberger said: "In my view, however, Ofcom quite correctly took those insults into account, but only as a factor among others which, when taken together, rendered the interview in breach of... the Code".
Who could have known, as they innocently bonded over grocery lists and the unilateral awfulness of Sally Bercow, that just a few short years later we'd be watching Reid and Jedward fend off a swirl of bloodthirsty yet unconvincingly rendered airborne sharks together?
Indeed, as compared with untreated melanoma cells, pretreatment with hIFN-γ and GGTI-298 together rendered the melanoma cells more efficient at inducing the: i) activation of CD8 T lymphocytes (CD8+/CD69+); ii) proliferation of tumor-specific CD8 T cells (MelanA-MART1/TCR+); iii) secretion of hIFN-γ; and iv) anti-melanoma specific cytotoxic cells.
