Sentence examples for rendering of water from inspiring English sources

Portal 2 uses advanced rendering techniques developed for Left 4 Dead 2 for rendering pools of liquid; Portal 2 combines "flowing" surface maps to mimic the motion of water with "debris flow" maps and random noise to create realistic, real-time rendering of water effects.

Other physics-related features included improvements to the rendering of water in which specular light and physical interactions with were displayed more realistically, improvements to soft body entities demonstrated with a "Meat Cube" and a floating ball possessing properties similar to that of liquid helium.

The system employs CUDA Computing Unified Device Architecturee) parallel computing for the improvement of computation rate, uses NetCDF (Network Common Data Form) file format for data access and applies GPU programming technology to realize fast volume rendering of marine water environmental factors.

However, TIP4P gives a only a poor rendering of the water phase diagram.

"Using the overabundance of sunshine, the system pumps more than 40,000 litres of potable water to the villages per day, providing families with water they desperately need, and rendering cases of water-related diseases a thing of the past," says water project engineer Jorel Kom.

Off-resonance effects render the identification of water and fat from in- and opposed-phase images ambiguous, thus, leading to potential inversion artifacts.

During this period the water level in the system is below the outlet level, which therefore renders the outflow of water inactive.

Surprisingly, some rooms in the space have white walls hung with wall works like your average gallery, but passing through a door leads you to rural wooden spaces with angular roofs filled with a wide array of digital works like a manipulated vinyl rendering of a Fuji water bottle by Yung Jake and an abstracted digital painting of Alexandra Marzella by Giovanna Olmos.

(B – C ) Immersion in a hypotonic bath initiates an osmotically triggered influx of water rendering the GUV tense.

But dilution with two parts of water renders arak only slightly more intoxicating than a strong wine.

The heat and lack of water render vast desert areas highly unwelcoming, making satellites the best way to observe these environments on a large scale.