Rendering plausible human forms remains one of 3D animation's biggest hurdles, something that Pixar directors like Andrew Stanton ("Finding Nemo") have readily admitted.
He would now be Clark Rockefeller, a man whose existence she helped render plausible by providing him with a credit card bearing his new name, on her account.
It began immediately after a large shipment of foreign cloth had arrived, rendering plausible the assumption that some strange new insect had been introduced to the plant.
The allegations in the suit were insufficient to render "plausible" a conclusion that the bank had "actual knowledge" of what Mr. Diamond was doing, so there was no need for a trial.
We adopt DBR to carry out the iterative process of designing, experimenting, reflecting upon, and redesigning the learning model and applications, and to integrate design principles with technological affordances to render plausible solutions (Brown 1992; Collins 1992).
For some, this erodes confidence in contemporary science: David Krell, noting "the staying-power of the ancient model for memory", hopes to expose "the failure of neurophysiological research to render plausible accounts of long-term memory" (1990, p. 5, p. xi).
We found that many molecular and functional characteristics of amacrine cells are also present in the DA cells of the ascidian sensory vesicle, rendering plausible the idea that the two cell types share a common evolutionary origin.
A century later the idea of order without design was rendered more plausible by Charles Darwin's discovery that the adaptations of the forms of life are a result of the natural selection of inherited characteristics having positive, and the elimination of those having negative, survival value within a changing environment.
The model with the lowest BIC was selected as the candidate model which is rendered most plausible by the data.
