As he gets older and poorer, with Laughton's look modelled splendidly on Rembrandt's last self-portrait, you feel real sympathy for a man of such enormous talent who died in poverty and relative obscurity.
9 Other studies have found indications of susceptible groups when looking at modelled levels of ozone, and exposure to high levels of PM10 in relation to FEV1, showing only significant associations among men with a family history of respiratory disease.
Her raw sculptures generally look half-modelled, half-thrown and ostentatiously inchoate, as if they didn't want to be pinned down or defined as actual persons.
The relationship between probability of death and marker level x could therefore be modelled as follows: logit(p) = a + bx Although this model looks similar to a simple linear regression model, the underlying distribution is binomial and the parameters a and b cannot be estimated in exactly the same way as for simple linear regression.
To reinforce the existing instrumentation, the possibilities of an immersed torsional wave sensor (that is, an elastic solid waveguide) have already been looked into and modelled, considering an incompressible surrounding fluid.
Admittedly, their four-week-old tent village (modelled on the Spanish version) looks scruffier by the day.
His jeans and red shirt glowed in the aquariums' fluorescent light; the wall behind him was modelled to look like the inside of a cave.
Lady Penelope, voiced by Sylvia, modelled to look like her and driven around the British countryside in a pink Rolls-Royce with the number plate FAB 1, provided a strong female character for the first time in the Andersons' animated productions.
The engine noises are spot on: I'm not sure whether they sampled each car separately or if they're faked, but either way they are satisfyingly loud, and while there may not be the frankly nerdy number of cars GT5 is promising, the several there are here have been lovingly modelled, and look great once I've painted them pink and covered them with tribal markings.
Portrait of a Man (c 1475-6) by Antonello da Messina He looks back at you with big brown sensitive eyes from a face delicately modelled in oil paints.
