Sentence examples for rendering of ground from inspiring English sources

The Queens Museum of Art, in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, says it will update its renowned Panorama of the City of New York, a huge scale model of the city and its 895,000 buildings, by replacing the models of the trade center buildings, still in the panorama, with a rendering of ground zero awaiting construction.

In "What Are We Worth?" Cooper provides a theoretical rendering of race prejudice, grounding it in sentiment and/or ideas.

Contamination by these agents could render untenable the use of ground forces.

Her striking, emotional rendering of both figure and ground wavers between her premise's representational imperatives and a gravitational pull toward abstraction that fittingly has more in common with Pre-Raphaelite awkwardness than contemporary gestural expression.

The inherent variability in the ground motion as well as the difficulty of conducting the analyses for a large number of ground motions renders the selection as the most important factor in the analysis results.

We had as many as 80 Government elephants in the Pheel Khana, and as these had to go considerable distances for their daily char ah, the surrounding country, soon after the rainy season set in, became a mass of pitfalls, rendering the ground almost impossible for horse or foot to go over.

(b) illustrates the rendering of rain and a wet ground plane.

Rendering of the proposed new library grounds.

But Tooker's careful rendering of New York's subterranean architecture grounds the nightmare firmly in a familiar, concrete reality.

Salinization of ground water due to rising seas would render even more land uninhabitable.

'Free' the ground of ground hogs.