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At about the same time, electric elevators were introduced into apartment houses, rendering the rooftop more accessible and opening up basement space formerly devoted to generators and hydraulic equipment.
As thousands began clearing up after record-breaking high tides, many were unable to return to houses rendered uninhabitable by the floods, while authorities warned people to prepare for further high tides on Friday night and Saturday.
A big American city has never before been entirely emptied of people, and had most of its housing rendered useless, and had all its basic systems fail at once.
In this engaging retrospective, his wilderness scenes of icy mountains, remote lakes and lonesome houses rendered in a simplifying style like Georgia O'Keeffe's have a poignant romanticism and visionary radiance (Johnson).
Constitutional amendments in 2001 abolished the upper house, thereby rendering the Sabor a unicameral body.
As Google noted when it acquired Zync, the company believes that even though many studies have their own render farms already, many of them "don't have the resources or desire to create an in-house rendering farm, or they need to burst past their existing capacity".
Ga is available from an in-house generator rendering Ga radiopharmacy independent of an on-site cyclotron, which is a big advantage for clinical use.
Seth's house is rendered without walls, an island floating in mottled skies strobed by lightning.
Baton guns were "an exceptionally high-risk strategy" and could have provoked confrontation or injured, if not killed, Saunders, requiring officers to access the house to render first aid.
