Sentence examples for rendering for the from inspiring English sources
"I think the way she portrays the photo, it's an appropriate rendering for the potter's field tribute," he said.
And the book reveals a little-known Porsche rendering for the stillborn Type 370 Cisitalia coupe, obviously a warm-up act for the Type 356 to come.
Mercedes-Benz's original robo-cop-car rendering for the design challenge evolved in its Carlsbad, Calif., design studio, to a version for civilian use.
Joyce's major innovation was to carry the interior monologue one step further by rendering, for the first time in literature, the myriad flow of impressions, half thoughts, associations, lapses and hesitations, incidental worries, and sudden impulses that form part of the individual's conscious awareness along with the trend of his rational thoughts.
But Apple says that the real-time rendering for the 9-photo view in Photo Booth also requires the graphical power of the A5 chip.
("Geist" can be translated as either "mind" or "spirit", but the latter, allowing a more cultural sense, as in the phrase "spirit of the age" ("Zeitgeist"), seems a more suitable rendering for the title).
The first glimpse of the Oval Office (rendered for the stage by Scott Pask) is enough to set off giggles.
Even if it was carefully rendered for the benefit of a Western visitor, the indifference reflected something common among Islamic militants.
In a discussion before the show, Trevis noted that she'd wanted to avoid trying to fashion something filmlike on the stage, describing her approach as an effort to "try and render for the theatre what the theatre does best".
With electronic books — a technology teeming with children's titles, many of them stunningly rendered for the Apple iPad — mere pictures and conversations are passé, at least pictures that don't move and conversations that you can't hear.
Table 2 shows the 19 total runs rendered for the optimization process using RSM together with the actual levels for each variable and the response values.
