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The computational model described so far, depicted in Figure 15, stands for both the Matlab and the real-time implementation.

The communications official noted that the images released so far depicted "a lot of empty areas" and said she had the "impression that President Trump wanted to see pictures that appeared to depict more spectators in the crowd".

The conditions tested so far depicted different effects whose entity depends on the specific network considered, although results do not change by switching the logic of the module of interest from repression to activation.

That story, set on a planet far, far away, depicts a bloody, class-riven society that sacrifices its young to propitiate ancient gods, and a chilling assassination plot involving a blind killer.

As is true of all visual images of encounters in the past, there is no way of establishing how far the artist strove for accurate reportage, or how far he depicted what he or his patrons expected or wanted to see.

Synthetic seismograms of near and far sections depicted in Figs. 6 and 7 show that the actual data are zero phase.

They also intended on having a character that had so far been depicted as a self-assured man in charge being depicted as vulnerable, to enhance the sense of danger of the Hydra conspiracy.

Caryl Churchill's new play, "Far Away," depicts a surreal dystopia, not too far in the future, in which a totalitarian government performs weekly mass executions….

She harps on her weight (and seeks out only the most cockamamie methods for losing it) so relentlessly that sometimes you feel the show goes a little too far in depicting gluttony and its wages, even though the point of "Fat Actress" is to go too far — to bite off more than it can chew.

Far from depicting her subject as a sinister conservative who obstructed reforms, Chang portrays Cixi as smart, patriotic and open-minded.

Far from depicting the Taliban as a house of cards that was about to topple, he cast the Taliban forces as hardy "survivors".