Sentence examples for rendering in the from inspiring English sources

Last August, Vic Gundotra, a Google executive, shared an anecdote about receiving a Sunday morning phone call from Jobs apologising for an tiny imperfect rendering in the Google logo as displayed on the iPhone.

Correction: June 10 , 2001 Sunday A rendering in the Postings column last Sunday showing a visitors center planned for Wave Hill in the Bronx was reproduced in mirror image.

This battle is another obstacle that looms over Keneally's book, particularly when set alongside the feistier and heftier rendering in "The Fatal Shore" (1987), by Robert Hughes, a fellow Australian.

Klip gets around this because it does all its video rendering in the cloud.

Compared with traditional volume rendering in the native 3D space, this approach views the brain from its center.

b Volumetric rendering in the left anterior oblique again demonstrates the vein graft (black arrowhead) from the aorta to the distal right coronary artery.

The moral threat posed by the bulldozer is poignantly rendered in "The Sound and the Fury".

The five ragtag anti-heroes are brilliantly rendered in the excerpts.

So we get the Jesus rendered in the Book of John, who doesn't.

The main problem is that the names are not rendered in the modern fashion.

$19. EMOTIONAL grandeur, rendered in the vernacular, has been Mona Simpson's forte.