Their 41-year-old daughter, they tell me, is trapped in that uncertain place in which part-time work is rendered impossible by the costs of childcare, so some of their benefits – the winter fuel allowance, chiefly – are used to help her and her kids.
It has been stated in the literature, that preventive work is rendered even more difficult when combined with professional uncertainty, as in the case of pharmaceutical primary prevention [ 21].
The works are rendered in painstaking detail — partly a result of the disorder — and a single piece can take up to five months to complete.
This circumstance enabled Accursius to compile the authoritative Glossa ordinaria, also called the Glossa magna (the "Great Gloss"; 1220 50), which so far surpassed the glosses of earlier scholars that those works were rendered obsolete.
Equal parts narrative and illustrative, Chau's works are rendered with pen-and-ink on printmaking paper, inspired by the drawings of Ben Shahn and Andy Warhol, as well as the paintings of Marc Chagall and Swedish mystic artist, Hilma af Klint.
Cai says that the work, which is rendered in his signature medium of gunpowder ignited on paper and brush, "conjures the spirit in the literati paintings" of an earlier era, "when people live humbly and in harmony with nature, an ideal that stands in opposition to the way in which people interact with nature now".
Feedback from how the "ink" dispenses from the controller to paint/sculpt your work of art is rendered before you in this reality, allowing you to reprocess and alter your actions to either explore things differently or repeat.
A work's display is rendered merely contingent by the fact that it is generated from a common code.
However, the work of counting is rendered invisible and naturalised.
The text speaking of the "works of the devil" is rendered on repeated notes both in the prelude section as in the fugue section; the destruction is pictured in a twisted, almost snake-like, coloraturas in both sections, but the text "" is graced by a new calm theme that is introduced by the tenor, followed by bass, soprano and alto, only accompanied by the continuo.
The most persuasive evidence for an attribution to El Greco is how poorly, in so fine a work, the sitter's hand is rendered.
