Musée d'Orsay, Paris, bequest of comte Isaac de Camondo, 1911 Photo: Erich Lessing / Art Resource, NY.... as much interested in the rendering of the metallic surface of the vase as in the biological detail of the flowers and the patterned wall behind them.
1970s and 1980s Believed to be the period when scrapie "jumped" the species barrier and reappeared in cattle as BSE after changes in the rendering process.
Its predecessor, "Boyhood: Scenes from Provincial Life," appeared five years ago, and perhaps better earned its subtitle: the hero, named John (as in John Michael Coetzee) and rendered in the third person and the present tense, is indeed a provincial boy, living, until a move late in the book, in a bleak, new but dusty housing estate outside the town of Worcester, north of Cape Town.
Naïve viewers may be impressed by evidently expert craft, as in the superrealistic rendering of fur, for example, or glass.
At its best, as in the superbly rendered early scene of Alcock and Brown's flight, the prose is poetically vivid.
The experimental results presented have demonstrated that the implementation of the FCM clustering for mask estimation with a nonlinear microphone array setup as in the MENUET renders superior separation performance in conditions where reverberation and/or environmental noise exist.
As we can observe, isolated and temporally-independent loss instancesa, denoted sometimes as loss islands, are introduced in the rendered stream.
In the Render As menu, you will see a list of available formats in the Output Format section.
The EU parliament and Council of Europe joined the demand for information about the role of other governments as well as the British in the secret rendering of terror suspects to the US base in Cuba.
