Sentence examples for rendering of time from inspiring English sources

The look of "Spy" could not be bleaker — or more satisfying as a poetic rendering of time and place, complete with cigarettes and whiskey.

A data model is designed to generate four-dimensional (4D) data from satellite-derived air sea CO2 flux products, and an out-of-core scheduling strategy is also proposed for on-the-fly rendering of time series of satellite data.

A location rendering of Time Warp in New York City.

Several traits of cubism, such as distortions and the materialistic rendering of time, have their analogies in El Greco's work.

Current understanding of turbulent reacting flows can be improved by novel quantitative comparisons using highly scalable visualization methods based on volume rendering of time-dependent mid-infrared intensities in the form of images with multiple view angles.

Wouldn't a viewer be justified, though, in thinking specifically of German fascism, given the film's meticulous rendering of the time and place?

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

You understand that in the rendering of your time and services to many that this places you on the path to greatness through your goodness.

And, most crucially, they could be a potent engine of nostalgia, reminding us of different seasons or different places, now rendered out of time — they evoked poems, songs, that one morning in the meadow, what have you.

His account of his vision is braided with the details of cancer treatments and the mordantly rendered specifics of time spent in a ward for the insane — a man who knows he's broken but believes that the breaking has poured forth a flowing truth.

What if they rendered the same scene with different durations of rendering time, getting various amounts of grain, and then see what actually looked best?