Sentence examples for rendering of real from inspiring English sources

Your imagination can rarely match how weird things get when you actually do them, and the rendering of real time benefits from firsthand experience.

The beauty and breakthrough of Capote's In Cold Blood is not, as Shafer suggests, that it used real facts, but that it brought a new level of writing to the rendering of real facts.

Leonardo's portraits are miracles of theatricality, and that's before you even consider his unbelievably sensitive drawing, exquisite colouring and infinitely perceptive rendering of real human bodies – none of which La Bella Principessa has.

One of the most important objectives of virtual environments is to provide an immersive rendering of real-world objects.

The system tracks the position and orientation of the receiver as the resin bowl is picked up and handled, sending the data to a PC, which uses graphics software to synchronize the replica's movement with a three-dimensional rendering of the real bowl on the screen.

He has been steadily making a name for himself — or, more accurately, a first name and two initials — since he began doing open mikes in Boston in the mid-1980s (That was where he came up with his stage name, a more or less phonetic rendering of his real one, to keep M.C.'s from mispronouncing it).

And as a trippy finale, you're removed from your body so you can watch the scene unfold from the third-person as the rendering of your real body is engulfed and spat out of the black hole.

The software's physical optics propagation (POP) feature provides a more accurate rendering of a real Gaussian beam in an optical system than geometric ray tracing.

The final passage, however, is also a flawless rendering of the real-life miracle of snowfall, a few light taps upon the window ushering in a flurry of some of the most beautiful prose ever printed.

Both used blank verse for their dramatic lyrics, poems that purport to render the accents of real men speaking.

It is a deception through verbal devices and the fruitless rendering of concepts as real things.