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rendering Definition

ren·der·ing (-iŋ)

noun

the act of one who renders; specif.,

  1. an interpretation or rendition
  2. a translation
  3. a perspective drawing depicting an architect's conception of a finished building, bridge, etc.
  4. Masonry a coat of plaster applied directly to brickwork, etc.

rendering Usage Examples

Preposition: of

Hebrew: Apparently this is a more literal rendering of the Hebrew.

Converse of object

specify: Style sheets provide the means to specify the rendering of arbitrary elements, including whether an element is rendered as block or inline.

Adjective modifier

  • literal: Little sense of style; highly literal rendering which often makes poor sense in English.
  • photo-realistic: Photo-realistic rendering The process of rendering images so that they closely resemble a photograph.
  • image-based: Image-based rendering An approach to rendering in which objects and environments are modeled using image data instead of geometric primitives.
  • 3d: Perhaps 3d rendering of your product for your website?
  • faithful: Review: This is a very faithful rendering of this story!
  • real-time: Up to now little research has been conducted to tackle the issue of real-time rendering of numerous virtual humans.

Modifies a noun

  • pipeline: NVIDIA Quadro FX includes a unique programmable rendering pipeline that enables the reconstruction of a 3D volume from a series of 2D projection images.
  • intent: Need to watch rendering intents, but I get very few problems.
  • engine: The same rendering engine will be used to render printed pages directly without going through a PostScript step.
  • hint: The area of interest is supplied as a Shape, and the rendering hints are supplied as a RenderingHints object.
  • algorithm: Furthermore, VEDA employs efficient rendering algorithms for real-time interaction.
  • plant: The returns were compiled from visits to 30 rendering plants, 18 of which rendered SBO.

Noun used with modifier

  • polygon: He will tell us more about GLUT windows management and more about polygon rendering.
  • cement: The ideal solution would be to strip off all the cement rendering.
  • font: This prevented me from having speech bubbles leave the confines of their own pane and led to less clearer font rendering.
  • volume: The following window comes up: The volume rendering window.
  • batch: You can use it for batch rendering and even to make animations.
  • color: Improved the color rendering of the background bitmap images.