Sentence examples for rendering of different from inspiring English sources

Although both models have been designed to have a general purpose, i.e., to assist the rendering of different materials, they are discussed in the context of skin appearance modeling.

For example, in [29], for the authors to be able to carry out real-time spatial rendering of different acoustic scenarios with a wide variety of sound sources, their DOA was required to be estimated via first calculating the ITD using the GCC-PHAT methodology.

The chromaticity diagram of the presented device depicts that the emission coordinates are very close to the locus indicating that the LED is emitting almost perfect white light with a CRI value of 96 which is a result of high fidelity and good rendering of different colors.

"Trees on the Edge of a Wood," a drawing not related to any known painting, is a masterly study of trees in a grove, with deep attention to the rendering of their different types of foliage.

The first one corrects for different rendering of colors by different cameras, while the second one corrects for different lighting.

Similarly, about 1790 1800 an anonymous artist from Bolivia rendered pairs of different ethnic groups and social classes in their distinctive indigenous dress from the new Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata (which had been formed in 1776 to include what is now Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina).

Yet, some of these terms lack standardisation and are often used interchangeably, which renders comparison of different studies difficult.

The ability to visualize how a pattern may render on different types of fabric will influence fabric selection, which will impact the appearance and quality of the design in its finished form.

Internal structures, such as protein aggregates and membranes were selected and rendered as surfaces of different colors.

As Figure 1 demonstrates, the stochastic sampling of a single haplotype per species could render a myriad of different results, some more resolved than others, but none alone particularly accurate at estimating the true course of the species' evolutionary history.

To extend this observation, we systemically identified the orthologs of yeast and human polyadenylation factors from 10 plant species chosen based on both the availability of their genome sequences and their positions in the evolutionary tree, which render them representatives of different plant lineages.