Sentence examples for single rendering from inspiring English sources

So I find myself on the back foot, explaining why great foreign classics need more than a single rendering into English.

The architect Robert A. M. Stern, dean of the Yale School of Architecture, said he was sorry that even the single rendering had been sold separately.

Charged with designing an anachronism, she splices identical portions of a Toll Brothers mansion into a single rendering until she generates "the Buckingham", a symmetrical mess with an oddly fluid interior.

Both the Canadian and United States government have called it "premature" to assume any link between two cases of mad cow disease and a single rendering plant in Alberta, where both animals may have been born or raised.

In the future, we would like to find a method for generating the coverage map in a single rendering pass.

Second, we do not want to force the use of a single rendering implementation (meaning the software routine that translates from memory objects to screen or graphic format).

Moreover, as a non-invasive method, ApoSense imaging would allow longitudinal studies in a single individual, rendering important information on the optimal timing and dosing of drugs and on the efficacy of therapeutic interventions.

When, in a fury at the empty chest, Stache inadvertently slams the lid down on his own hand, he gets in a full minute's worth of mugging, before accusing Peter of "single-handedly" rendering him "single-handed".

All this without a single CAD rendering, which today's architecture students are helpless without".

For 2004, when seasonal captures were conducted in single sessions rendering comparisons between them meaningful, spring was also the season in which dispersion of the data was greatest.

These curves, representing an average survival behaviour for the defined condition, allow us to compare the strains with higher confidence survival curves, due to the vastly increased number of observations compared with single studies, rendering the estimates more robust to random influences.