Sentence examples for rendering of the concept from inspiring English sources

The designer Don Norman did a rendering of the concept, and it bears a striking resemblance to the images of the new Google office: Filled with dazzling foliage, plentiful water and bucolic housing, it looks a lot like Marin County, placed under glass.

There may be cultural taboos or other sensitivity issues that would make effective rendering of the concept into a given language not possible.

But here Kohák is giving a phenomenological rendering of the concept of order, and seeking to root our sense of God in this more "intimate," phenomenologically informed sense of the world's regularity.

It is interesting to note, therefore, that an alternative, more social, rendering of the concept of rewards was articulated here, whereby the choice to pursue HIV medicine was viewed as providing the clinician with a deeper sense of professional purpose and meaning than financial reward alone could provide.

FRANKFURT — The Subaru rear-wheel-drive sports car (yes, a Subaru that isn't driven by four wheels) took a baby step closer to reality here, with a new architectural see-through rendering of the BRZ Prologue concept.

Of course, it should be emphasized that I only discuss here what is often called "weak" anthropic principle and is the only acceptable scientific rendering of this concept.

As a result, the central processor is able to jointly decode all the UTs of the system, rendering the concept of intercell interference void.

The addition of humans to the latter group, however, has increasingly rendered unreal the concept of a fully developed "natural" vegetation i.e., one approximating the ideal of a vegetational climax.