Sentence examples for transparent rendering from inspiring English sources

Both devices are thin and transparent, rendering them compatible with high-resolution microscope objectives for neuronal imaging and optical recording.

The freer flow of information makes American and Russian military programs and arms negotiations far more transparent, rendering formal treaties less important.

The Cloud can be seen as a conceptual layer on the Internet, which makes all available software and hardware resources transparent, rendering them accessible through a well-defined interface.

This paper proposes a new control architecture for stable and transparent haptic rendering of interactive simulation involving a rigid tool and deformable objects.

Every decade for at least the past 50 years predictions have been made that space-based or other non-acoustic sensors will turn the oceans "transparent", thereby rendering submarines of all types vulnerable to detection, location and attack.

The polar opposite point of view is put forward by two former Labour defence secretaries, John Hutton and George Robertson, who argued: Every decade for at least the past 50 years predictions have been made that space-based or other non-acoustic sensors will turn the oceans "transparent", thereby rendering submarines of all types vulnerable to detection, location and attack.

(B) Similar to (A), a semi-transparent surface rendering of SCARB2 presents the detailed interactions.

By condensing the CT value (minimum threshold 100 160), a number of pixels on the bone surface remained, but the opacity of all the other bone tunnel pixels decreased to produce highly transparent (volume-rendering) processed T-3D CT images.

In some cases, individual organs were also digitally segmented from image stacks in Amira and used to generate surface-rendered pseudo-coloured 3D organ models, which were superimposed in an appropriate location upon semi-transparent volume rendering of the whole embryo.

The company built its business model around rendering transparent what people and organizations that make their information available freely consider relevant.

(C'mon, you remember, the sheer dress rendered transparent under the glare of the flashbulbs).