We looked a lot at several renaissance sculptures, which were interesting because when you're doing a marble sculpture, you also have this problem of how to give the rendering of hair.
In light of the decision, the ISP Star Hub represented by Drew & Napier, said "[we are] assessing our options, given the different decisions rendered by the court".
Several government offices contacted in Xinjiang could not give the Uighur rendering of the names of the accused or other details, and nor did the offices or the report say whether they pleaded innocent or guilty or intended to appeal the sentences.
Wouldn't a viewer be justified, though, in thinking specifically of German fascism, given the film's meticulous rendering of the time and place?
It may well be, as the Court of Appeals assumed, that the jury, if given the choice, would have rendered a verdict of guilty on the larceny count, and that the trial judge would have imposed the maximum ten-year sentence on that count alone.
Mr. Henderson conveyed the whimsy of his discovery by giving the server, rendered using 3-D computer software, a ribbonlike asymmetry.
Given the material, this is willingly rendered.
Ms Xu says about half of her firm's customers choose to go in convoy, a precaution many prefer given the risk of drivers being rendered unfit by the altitude.Higher up the hierarchy are those who opt for chuan jin qing chu: entering from Sichuan (chuan) and leaving through Qinghai (qing).
Such omissions are understandable given the time constraints, but it renders the movie less powerful as a tool to point out the folly of the real world political encroachments preventing our economy from recovering from its recent debacle.
"They didn't want to give us the rendering, because it might still happen," Lubell said.
