Throughout the United States, groups of 12 men and women, drawn from a cross-section of their communities, sit in courtrooms to consider evidence and render a verdict that represents the collective judgment of the people.
Subjects were drawn from a convenience sample.
And Penthesilea II is a wax rendering of flayed skin, a conceptual image drawn from an opera based on the ancient greek myth of Penthesilea, Queen of the Amazons, and the warrior Achilles.
(The name of the lake and the neighborhood are drawn from the Dutch letter rendered as "IJ").
She jumped in, researching over several months information drawn from academic tomes that she then rendered in her characteristic witty, accessible English.
As we shall show in this paper, the central metabolism in differentiating cells is regulated at different hierarchical levels, rendering conclusions drawn from transcriptomic data alone incomplete and highly deceptive.
There are differences between the Sinikithemba cohort and other paediatric studies (such as different populations, viral subtypes, HAART regimens, etc)., which render conclusions drawn from direct comparisons to be guarded.
But in "The Executioner's Song," Mr. Mailer recast this material in what was for him a new impersonal voice that rendered the thoughts of his characters in a style partly drawn from their own way of talking.
The figures rendered are not drawn from any of Bacon's usual intellectual sources; they do not depict Golgotha, Handes, or Leopold Bloom.
The material -- drawn from the Nuremberg war crimes trials -- was first rendered by Mr. Mann in a 1959 teleplay and subsequently as a movie script and a novel; the stage version feels edited, nipped and tucked, in short, adapted.
