rendering
/ˈrɛndərɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to the process of generating images or representations.
- The rendering engine is the most important part of the software.
- He adjusted the rendering settings to improve performance.
- Rendering techniques have advanced significantly in recent years.
noun
- The process of generating an image from a 2D or 3D model using computer software.
- The rendering of the building took several hours on the powerful computer.
- She studied 3D rendering in her digital art class.
- Real-time rendering is essential for video games to run smoothly.
- A translation or interpretation of something, such as a text, idea, or performance.
- This is a faithful rendering of the historical events.
- His rendering of the poem into English captured its original rhythm.
- The actor's rendering of the villain was both chilling and memorable.
- A depiction or representation in art or writing.
- The book includes a vivid rendering of life in the 19th century.
- The artist's rendering of the sunset was breathtaking.
- The architect presented a detailed rendering of the new library.
- The act of giving or providing something, such as a service or payment.
- The contract specifies the rendering of monthly reports.
- Rendering of services without payment is not allowed.
- The rendering of medical aid was immediate after the accident.