Sentence examples for rendering derived from inspiring English sources

Mahony (pronounced MAH-nee) had developed a fluid style of rendering derived partly from Japanese woodblock prints, with lush vegetation flowing in and around floor plans and elevations.

Electrode positions derived from post-implantation CT scans were displayed with a brain surface rendering derived from the pre-implantation MRI.

Subtle threshold variations in the MIP rendering derive the image shown in Panel C of Figure 2, depicting the fine peripheral vasculature in relation to the larger diameter vasculature.

Unfortunately, the dynamic cytokine and neurohormonal milieu of the critically ill patient alters such processes as gene transcription and drug metabolism, rendering information derived during static non-diseased conditions of limited use.

This processing would thus render a derived polypeptide fitting the observed size (~45 KDa from half of SPL7 + ~23 KDa from GFP; Figure  2a,b).

The choice of mean/median follow-up time is based on the observation that differential patient follow-up, as well as loss to follow-up, can render estimates derived from the longest follow-up times unstable.

The 3-dimensional rendered images (derived from micro-CT measurements) of wild type and Hpr mice (Fig. 2 top and bottom row, respectively) revealed that surface porosity decreases with age (1 weeks to 10 weeks in Fig. 2) in both wild-type and Hpr mice.

In addition to the three spatial dimensions afforded the observer, volume data can be rendered to derive further qualitative analysis.

Lastly, it was demonstrated that isolated mouse specimen organs could be rendered to derive quantitative metrics and pseudocolored to highlight the main vascular regions of interest.

The structural RNA associated with the mitochondrial RNP is rarely encoded by mtDNA (only present in a few fungi and protists); when it is, its secondary structure is often highly derived, rendering identification difficult (e.g., Martin and Lang 1997; Seif et al. 2003, 2005).

Sufficient conditions under which a class of non-affine discrete-time control systems can be rendered dissipative are derived.