Mr. Langrée elicited sharply etched phrasing and plenty of tension in the strings in a convincingly dramatic interpretation of this moody piece, which is punctuated by a trumpet call rendered here by a player high in the balcony.
Joe Alwan, a vice-president and the general manager of the division that makes B.B.N.'s "callerexperience analytics" software, which is called Avoke, was showing me how the technology can automatically create a log of events in a call, render the speech as text, and make it searchable.
SVG takes a scene graph approach (i.e. the rendering code builds a tree of objects describing what should be drawn, rather than calling rendering primitives directly), which means that smooth scrolling and export of high-quality vector graphics in SVG or, with some straightfoward server support, PDF format for publication or presentation are both straightforward.
The Christians respond to a different call: "Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's" (Matthew 22 21).
Most of these parameters have been reported by the calling pipelines directly in their variant call outputs (in variant call format or VCF files), making it unnecessary to re-process the original BAMs when making the consensus call set, rendering the consensus generation procedure very efficient.
The simulator is what virtual-reality engineers call immersive, rendering a lifelike setting of a paint booth, providing cues to help students develop the muscle memory needed for a smooth paint job.
French pâté is in fact easier to make than my grandmother's chopped liver, which called for rendering chicken fat.
They achieved one of their two objectives before withdrawing but the invasion was subsequently called off, rendering useless what had been accomplished.
This "drift", as experts call it, rendered the current vaccine far less effective than initially expected.
