It's possible his personality had such a powerful effect that it rendered impartial description impossible.
A spate of development over the past decade or so has rendered that description pretty much redundant, but Banana Bay is very much St Kitts the way it used to be.
Bauhin's brother Jean (1541 1613), also a physician and botanist, is known for his Historia plantarum universalis (1650 51; "General History of Plants"), in which he rendered elaborate descriptions of more than 5,000 species.
He rendered excellent descriptions of breast cancer, an early indication of breast cancer known as Paget's disease (1874; an inflammatory cancerous condition around the nipple in elderly women), and Paget's disease of bone (1877; a bone inflammation also known as osteitis deformans).
"Rendered as descriptions of fact, they are false; amended to be true, they lose their fundamental explanatory force" (1980, 75).
It takes a director with exceptional interpretive skills to render this description into something that an audience can both see and believe, and Michael Mayer is a great director.
Confidentiality agreements render the description of this work frustratingly vague, but the authors provide some examples: an airline gate agent checking in passengers; call-center workers; graders of schools' standardised tests.
These abstract formalizations render the description most effective for application in this context.
If a seller opts to cram their website into a space where a few hundred words should be, it renders the description feature largely useless.
He was writing first-rate journalism, deepened by the awareness of landscape and atmosphere, such as that so notably rendered in his description of the first landfall at Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas.
