Sentence examples for rendering of ships from inspiring English sources

The extremely detailed rendering of ships and boats by Ludolf Backhuysen, Hendrik Jacobsz Dubbels and others can be enthralling, but few of the artists did anything very interesting with paint the way that Vermeer and Rembrandt did.

HTC's new flagship phone is likely called the HTC One, and will probably debut later this month ahead of MWC, and now we have an image of what looks like a render of shipping hardware courtesy of EvLeaks.

Gaze at its reflections in the Nervin and you see an abstract rendering of a ship or maybe a glittering flower.

And then we saw a sparkling CGI rendering of the pirate ship from the Black Fortress, and a clock flickering.

On the basis of other stories, Mercator added the Lodestone Mountain — a huge iron massif at the North Pole, whose magnetic field was supposedly strong enough to pull the nails out of ships and render compasses useless for thousands of miles.

Within their vast virtual basin, thousands of players can simultaneously explore dozens of towns and anchorages or freely sail one of dozens of meticulously rendered historical ships.

One of the first works of public art to be unveiled as part of the Titanic Quarter was a bronze sculpture that features a vertical rendering of the pieces of a ship within a frame, as though part of a modelling kit.

Whaling was the petroleum industry of its day in the 18th and 19th centuries, with hundreds of ships plying the oceans in search of the oil that could be rendered from the world's largest mammals.

The first type is cargo ships, which includes all type of ships for transporting goods.

A 1966 rendering of the sinking of the Franklin, an ammunition ship that Westermann saw explode, includes this note: "To this I'd like to add the smell but that's impossible damnit! of 2,300 men".

While more powerful than existing armored cruisers, the appearance of the British in 1908 with their armament of eight 12 inches guns and speed of 25 kn rendered these ships obsolete before they were commissioned.