Here a pair of angels hold up deep-green curtains behind the Virgin, clad in deep blue and depicted with a downward glance.
In order to appreciate the impact of the different parts of the algorithm, we differentiate between the whole execution time, depicted with a blue line, the time required for data distribution and communication, indicated as MPI and depicted with a red line, and the time used on the stencil, indicated as Boltzmann and depicted with a brown line.
He lives, for unconvincingly explained reasons, with his aunt and uncle, the truly dreadful Dursleys, who represent, I believe, his real "real" family, and are depicted with a relentless, gleeful, overdone venom.
While Diana of Themyscira is ostensibly from a mysterious, magical island and is known for her kindness, decency and determination to protect the weak, the comic-book version of the superhero wears an outfit of US iconography and is usually depicted with a tiny waist and enormous breasts.
The daughter with the most complex and difficult personality was the one named Sakhmet, who served as the sun's personal guardian and was usually depicted with a woman's body and a lion's head.
These particular superfriends were all religious figures: Jesus, Krishna, Buddha, Mormonism's Joseph Smith, Taoism's Lao-tse — and the Prophet Muhammad, depicted with a turban and a 5 o'clock shadow, and introduced as "the Muslim prophet with the powers of flame".
Mr. Keegan said the book "offers us a major study of the growth of American air power" and "depicts with great frankness an almost Freudian portrait of a supreme achiever".
In ancient Egypt, queens and pharaohs were depicted with a cinched-waist look that would have suited wearers of French-made corsets.
These networks are therefore described as bipartite networks [1] and are commonly depicted with a two-layer graph or a binary matrix [3].
Bay has no such compunction; the massive destruction that strikes various workshops and workplaces, and Hong Kong at large, is depicted with a gleeful vigor that seemingly defies viewers to enjoy it even while knowing that such calamities, if real, would be horrific beyond measure.
Goering, Speer, Himmler and Goebbels are memorably depicted with a rhetorical zest inspired by Trevor-Roper's admiration for great British historians such as Gibbon and Macaulay.
