Sentence examples for sensitive rendering from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pankow's sensitive rendering of Vince's dank resignation rings truer than much of what follows.
Most drawings contain near their bottom edge a sensitive rendering of a fish, a different species each time.
The Independent newspaper writes that her sensitive rendering combined "rigorous journalistic research with the narrative skills of a novelist".
These include Nancy Fried's sensitive rendering of her own naked, corpulent torso with one breast lost to surgery; Ann Agee's assortment of sex toys glazed in traditional delftware patterns; and Cynthia Consentino's figurines of schoolgirls brandishing weapons.
And still such humanity!" Ms. Gunn's quietly centered but passionate performance helps keep us attuned to the human being beneath the lofty principles, and it is matched by Mr. Harbour's sensitive rendering of a man who knows that his hold on the woman he loves may be slipping but senses that he is powerless to turn the tide.
The Russian achievement consisted of a rendezvous in orbit of the entire company of the Leningrad Symphony Orchestra, their lunar flight, their descent to the surface of the moon, their exceptionally sensitive rendering of Prokofieff's Fifth Symphony, their safe return to the mother ship, & their subsequent landing in a cornfield outside Odessa.
The drawing, like the elegant, plumed horses, is finely controlled and the brightly coloured abstract geometric designs that decorate the circus ring work in counterpoint to the sensitive, delicate rendering of the animals' natural markings.
Art historian and illustrator Walt Reed describes Peck's style as "decorative in composition and sensitive in rendering".
This mitochondrial potential-sensitive dye renders the viable cells fluorescent (see Figure 3(a), untreated controls), because of their high transmembrane potential (lower-right quadrant), while its uptake is reduced in early and late apoptotic cells.
As the proposed processing method protects sensitive regions for rendering, the quality degradation of the rendered view is restricted to a minimal degree.
Due to its low intensity, the latter maximum is highly sensitive to noise, rendering its analysis in time-resolved measurements difficult.
