In the ritualistic drama of ancient Greece, the playwrights wrote in verse, and it may be assumed that their actors rendered this in an incantatory speech halfway between speech and song.
This mixture of organizational forms and the differentiation of actors render it difficult to detect an overall line of development with respect to, e.g., sustainability aims.
We did a major study of CBRM Chemicall, Biological, and Radiological Missiles) and non-state actors and frankly speaking, the infrastructure required to have nukes for non-state actors renders it impossible almost for them to acquire them.
That Mr. Magee, a blond, GQ-handsome actor, renders David as blank and charmless makes Gwen's judgment that much more questionable.
According to this computational view, increased functional coupling of the NAcb and the aDLS, such as we have suggested may occur as the result of repeated drug taking, may reflect a failure in the critic properly to direct action selection in the actor, so rendering choices and actions rigid and independent of the value of outcomes (Dezfouli et al., 2009; Piray et al., 2010; Belin et al., 2013).
This six-actor rendering of Shakespeare's comedy of coupling is directed by Erica Schmidt, whose previous show was "Debbie Does Dallas".
An obituary on Thursday about the actor Ken Howard rendered incorrectly in some copies the name of the union that merged with the Screen Actors Guild to form SAG-Aftra, of which he was president.
Initial reports said that the famed character actor was rendered speechless after the stroke, but Hurwitz refuted those claims.
JUST ANYBODY This new melodrama by Jacques Doillon turns on a French romantic acte gratuit, a mad emotional commitment intricately rationalized, but the director's intensely disciplined approach to his subject — and to his actors — renders it plausible and moving, sternly classical and resolutely modern.
This is crucial, since when social actors are rendered generic, they are 'symbolically removed from the readers' world of immediate experience, treated as distant "others" rather than as people "we" have to deal with in our everyday lives' (van Leeuwen 1996: 48).
A predatory pricing regime would also tackle price-cutting efforts that reduce but do not eliminate a dominant actor's profit margin but can force weaker actors to capitulate, rendering the market less competitive.
