Given a rendered image, the proposed method first extracts dominant colors from each object, and represents each object with a dominant color descriptor (DCD).
By building an avatar based on your photograph and tracking your movements, a computer could give a fairly accurate rendering of you and of your reactions.
Kim gives a beautiful rendering of that.
She's a complex character, given a stellar rendering here.
In the 1968 film, HAL gives a memorable rendering of an old song about a bicycle built for two.
Mr. Koch similarly gives a persuasive rendering of Sam's abrupt transition from abject failure, convinced of his wife's indifference, to proud father and preening businessman.
First she gave a fine rendering of the "Canzonetta spagnuola," starting so slowly that the song was unrecognizable, and heating up to darting fire.
The most striking music, though, was in the choral writing, which was given a lovely rendering by the Riverside Chamber Singers, conducted by Helen H. CHelen H.
Ms. Smith and Mr. Ruiz, with whom she studies, played the twin recorder lines in the Concerto No. 4 (BWV 1049), but there the star was Ms. Huggett, who brought a lovely touch of rubato to the violin solos in the first two movements and gave a sizzling rendering of the fast figuration in the finale.
Standing a lean 6 feet 4 inches, gray-haired and dryly smiling, the candidate McCarthy gave a memorable rendering of Yeats ("An Irish Airman Foresees His Death") in suggesting why he ran: PNor law, nor duty bade me fight, Nor public men, nor cheering crowds, A lonely impulse of delight Drove to this tumult in the clouds.
Properly understood, the concept of ideology offers a nuanced and illuminating approach to legality that gives a precise rendering of the relation between law and politics that need not be nihilist or reductionist.
