Sentence examples for rendition in terms of from inspiring English sources
The "nipple" is tattooed onto the breast as an exact rendition in terms of dimension, color and shape of a real nipple.
Adjusting master files to a common rendition provides significant benefits in terms of being able to batch process and treat all images in the same manner.
Finally, males produced their three most frequent syllables with lower rendition-to-rendition variability corresponding to higher consistency in terms of repeating more faithfully the MPF of these syllables when singing reactively.
"This was a misguided and malicious prosecution, particularly given that a number of government ministers privately acknowledged from the outset that the information provided to us by Derek Pasquill had been in the public interest and was responsible in large part for changing government policy for the good in terms of extraordinary rendition and policy towards radical Islam," Kampfner said.
Leitz lenses are astonishingly good in terms of sharpness, resolution and colour rendition.
Mr. Sharma's rendition of the confrontation is stunning dramatically, psychologically and in terms of the social constraints on Indian women.
I overheard audience members complaining during intermission that Mr. Denk's rendition was too "self-indulgent," but while he certainly maximized the piano's capabilities in terms of dynamic contrast, he never sacrificed good taste.
To better describe what R/G difference values signify in terms of colour, we assessed the colour of our reference card using the GretagMacbeth ColorChecker colour rendition chart [product no. 50105, manufactured by Munsell Colour, division of GretagMacbeth; for a detailed description and picture of the chart see Bergman and Beehner (2008)].
(As a critic, that is both personally and professionally frustrating but inevitable given the time available). In terms of sheer volume of content, Fallout 3's Beltway probably outstrips Grand Theft Auto IV's rendition of New York City.
The government's rendition of the moral approach implies that it is worth making every investment to reduce carbon emissions that has a rate of return of at least 2.5 percent, in terms of avoided damages.
