A move such as "the piledriver" would, if for real, render its victim a quadriplegic.
Secondly, the election of Barack Obama in 2008 gave him hope that there would be real reforms, rendering disclosures unnecessary.
Rather than being playful, which is what these campaigns are after, sexy cancer suppresses discussion of real cancer, rendering its sufferers — the ones whom all this is supposed to be for — invisible.
"Real time rendering was the hold grail in the traditional computer animation business," he says.
The 14 mins of real time rendering in this material is streaming live to a Treo 700 at 240 kpbs.
Some observers posit that the real offenses rendering the Yukos figures, well, inconvenient, are not mere Yankee-style corporate corruption, but rather designs on the Russian presidency.
Some observers posit that the real offenses rendering the Yukos figures, well, inconvenient, are not mere American-faddist corporate corruption, but rather designs on the Russian presidency.
Real-time and near-real-time rendering of architectural scenes, medical imaging and digital compositing also showed off the machine's power.
The world in her stories is the real one, rendered more honest, certainly more witty and human.
We look to fiction for images of reality — real life rendered as vicarious experience, with a circumstantial intimacy that more factual, explanatory accounts cannot quite supply.
