To safely implement simulator-based training in a curriculum requires evidence of clinical relevance, yet continued technology development might rapidly render well-conducted validation studies obsolete.
It's a familiar dish, rendered well -- a welcome start to a meal.
But fiction does not lie to us — it creates other worlds, with other rules, that, if rendered well, can tell us something true about our own world.
A first novel, told in the voice and mentality of Jeremy Reskin, a high school sophomore whose perception is sometimes wasted on his ordinariness, but who renders well the supreme importance of social distinctions and the misery of teenage self-analysis.
The trio's various foibles are gently mocked – and rendered well by a terrific cast – then thrown into a mix of farce (dropped trousers, mistaken identities) and satire that never shoots too wide of the posts.
Taseer is a writer of great potential who excels at building absorbing moral tangles, and he renders well the divisions within contemporary Pakistani society, in which the elite regard the extremists with a mixture of embarrassment and terror.
For his part, Kwame learns his first two words of Dutch, which are "Yes, Madam!" When the princes arrive in Delft to begin their European education, they find themselves in ambiguous circumstances that Mr. Japin (whose book originally appeared in Dutch) renders well.
Player models and animations are nice and fluid and the golf courses are all rendered well, resembling their real-life personas.
