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Many were later colored by watercolor or acrylic paints, and most rendered scenes in a heightened, energetic style.

However, with the GPU always on you move most rendering from the power-sipping processor to the power-sucking NVIDIA GeForce 330M.

Once the United States had become an industrialized mass society, the influential columnist Walter Lippmann argued that ordinary citizens had been eclipsed and could, at most, render occasional judgments about a government of experts (see The Phantom Public, 1925).

(He is one of Preston's most fully rendered figures).

It's one of Bertie Wooster's funniest, silliest and most perfectly rendered adventures.

This may be why children seem to be the most successfully rendered of all these portraits.

There have been other superhero takes on this classic tale, but this version is one of the most beautifully rendered.

Antihistamines are readily absorbed from the alimentary tract, and most are rendered inactive by monoamine oxidase enzymes in the liver.

The most beautifully rendered character in "Blessings" is the landscape, a suburban Eden transformed into a gentleman's farm long ago by Lyds's father.

Although "The Conspiracy Club" also provides a particular villain for Dr. Carrier to discover, it's the big picture that is most compellingly rendered.

In this scene, the Brazilian great (sporting a natty beard) becomes emotionally involved in what must be some of the most unconvincingly rendered football action of all time.