However, the impulse to see Greek tragedy, however realistically updated, as a turbulent, boundary breaking abstract expressionist painting might ultimately be the legacy of van Hove's interpretation of the Miller classic.The current rendering gives new meaning to the term "family entertainment".
Then, a few years ago, advances in computer rendering gave them a simple and cheap way to hire a virtual staging company to render those items into a photograph of an empty room.
For those unfamiliar with Punchbowl's product, the cards are all-digital, but are rendered to give the appearance of their paper counterpart, with an envelope and card that opens up like a real one does.
Wherever the crèche is rendered, artists give the figures features of their own cultures as on of the first artifacts of Christian enculturation.
The royal household moved regularly from one royal vill to the next, consuming the food renders given in tribute and the produce of the royal estates, dispensing justice, and ensuring that royal authority remained visible throughout the land.
Her secondary characters, and especially her crowd scenes — whether it's the chaos of a blackout in Times Square or the melee of a protest spiraling out of control in Rome — are meticulously rendered, giving us both the discrete and the aggregate experience with perfectly modulated precision.
The service gives the small business piece of mind that they're going to get paid on time for services rendered, and gives Satago some money for the service.
Now his Topica, Analytica priora, and Analytica posteriora were rendered into Latin, giving the Schoolmen access to the Aristotelian methods of disputation and science, which became their own techniques of discussion and inquiry.
In Arvio's collection, race is often awkwardly rendered, seemingly "untranslatable" given the inability of English or at least the English that is suitably accessible to Arvio to convey subtle meanings of racialized culture.
For instance, it is unclear how it renders malfunction possible, given the first requirement.
