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Starting from the mid-nineties of the last century, the increasing popularity of 3D-accelerated games (such as the Quake and Unreal series) caused a rapid growth of computational capabilities of modern GPUs allowing for the rendering of more and more complex scenes.

This spiky portrait of love makes for a gripping read with a sympathetic rendering of a more closeted age.

Overall, the simultaneous quantification of HER3 and HER4 receptor genes by means of FISH might enable the rendering of a more precise stratification of breast cancer patients by providing additional prognostic information.

It offers a more precise rendering of EPI efficacy, provides more plausible measures of the actual immunization of target populations and thereby offers better information on the quality of processes.

If that happens, it would render moot some of more than two dozen lawsuits by municipalities and victims that are still pending.

The extension of the proposed scheme to the multiuser case is not trivial; it involves selecting the users to cooperate with each other, or modifying the proposed scheme to render the cooperation of more than two users feasible.

This effort has less to do with the better rendering of Paterno and more to do with escaping the shame of hasty canonization.

Above all, the desire was to witness and capture, with sensibility and omnivorous curiosity, particular fellow-citizens in the act of rendering life more interesting for the rest of us.

Enzymes produced by anaerobic bacteria involved in the pathogenesis of BV can potentially alter immune signals and promote degradation of host factors, rendering women more susceptible of acquiring HPV.

Institutionalised in an abusive relationship of false hope and sudden betrayal, years of Pavlovian training appears to have rendered them fundamentally incapable of more than even sporadic optimism.

Activation of Fyn enhances synaptic function, which, as discussed in subsequent sections, can have the undesired effect of rendering neurons more vulnerable to synaptotoxicity.