It's a difference between the ability of display rendering and graphic rendering.
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" As Ms. Kalman concludes at the close of her rendering of Stein's rendering of Toklas's rendering of the record of their lives: "Who holds the pen?
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Enscape is another real-time rendering software that uses a different rendering engine than Modumate and Twinmotion.
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Think of it like the difference between rendering a 3D game like Overwatch and rendering a Pixar film.
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"We've done a lot of work on non-photorealistic rendering, which is like comic book-style rendering," Bruner said.
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Foveated rendering saves on GPU work by only rendering sharply whatever you're looking at, while leaving the periphery blurry.
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Vectordash's platform allows gamers to play games without rendering them locally, instead utilizing peer-to-peer rendering power via host GPUs.
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Technically, the rendering engine renders pages and the browser engine handles comms between the rendering engine and the browser user interface.
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Nvidia claims this allows it to substantially reduce rendering "effort" over other foveated rendering techniques, with no discernible drop in quality.
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OpenCue doesn't handle any of the actual rendering processes, but it provides all the tools to break down those different steps and then schedule and manage the different rendering jobs across large rendering farms, both local and in the cloud.
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The press release does mention foveated rendering, made possible by the gaze tracking, which concentrates rendering power wherever the eyes are actually focused.
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Loops like these would have represented hours of rendering with his old toys, but now he can build them with a powerful rendering software called Octane in mintues.
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Nikola One rendering Nikola One rendering Bosch has ample experience developing the eAxle, so that should help considerably in easing the challenge of bringing Nikola's technically challenging vision to market.
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Artist rendering of Ricoh's forthcoming R 33 camera Artist rendering of Ricoh's forthcoming R 360 camera Snap would have heavy competition outside its core competency if it moved into drones.
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Inside VR, it's most practical for foveated rendering, where a headset saves processing power by rendering the part of a screen you're directly watching in fine detail and blurring everything else.
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You have to actually design clothes – sketching, rendering, etc.
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" Here is an artist's rendering of Elon Musk "relaxing.
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"It was used for an old version of the Apple Watch app, specifically to run the heavy lifting of rendering maps on your phone & then send the rendering to the Watch app," an Uber spokesperson told Gizmodo, saying that early Apple Watches couldn't handle this process alone and the tool was never used for anything other than rendering maps.
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What's truly interesting in Lou is the rendering of movement.
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Yet the party of government is busy rendering Britain ungovernable.
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This American classic sets the standard for rendering erotic encounters.
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Are there professionals rendering services in this genre of storytelling?
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Picture: Salesforce Artist's rendering of Salesforce Tower Dublin rooftop garden.
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She became expert at rendering fur, silk, ribbons and lace.
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Rendering of the Sunflower System Flying Camera and Smart Lights.
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The glyphic rendering provided by the company is pretty inscrutable.
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AMD helps Google power Stadia's graphics rendering in the cloud.
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Even he's probably a rendering when he's not delivering dialogue.
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An artistic rendering of SpaceX's Red Dragon vehicle on Mars.
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The novel, in Professor Rabassa's rendering, became a best seller.
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It reacts with the remaining oils, rendering the print visible.
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For some, a 3D rendering may be just as good.
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But the new technology was now rendering the objections moot.
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Bangladesh insists they are from Myanmar, rendering them effectively stateless.
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And we're not even done rendering the video links yet.
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A rendering of a hotel under Hilton's new brand: Tru.
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Here's a rendering of what Kalanick's penthouse will look like.
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Fiona visits him at the hospital before rendering a verdict.
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Law enforcement is in the process of rendering them safe.
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As for seeing Cathy Marston's balletic rendering of "Jane Eyre"?
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To render unto Caesar cannot mean rendering everything unto Caesar.
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Job applications often insist on American citizenship, rendering them ineligible.
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Above, an artist's rendering of what it might look like.
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Trees grow up through the old roads, rendering them impassable.
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Other states do not, rendering them invalid in those locations.
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I want to give a much crisper rendering of everyone.
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Yet the Radeon Pro 450 is specifically built for improving speeds when rendering 3D objects in CAD software, and the Nvidia 965M is more an everyman video card—useful for CAD rendering, but also gaming.
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"A 'room painting' differs from a rendering in that it is a portrait made after the job has been completed," according to "The Illustrated Room: 20th Century Interior Design Rendering" (1997), edited by Virma Barr.
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A rendering of Cyclops 2 deep sea submersible developed by OceanGate.
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Rendering of El Wakrah Stadium for the World Cup in Qatar.
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Windows Terminal will also support emoji and GPU-based text rendering.
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Nobody was able to recreate the rendering on his taped games.
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Nobody is better at rendering hideous distortions of the human form.
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S. Navy ships are in the area and are rendering assistance.
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A rendering of the campus after construction (Image: Apple)[9To5 Mac]
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Over time, though, spontaneous ovulation evolved, rendering the female orgasm unnecessary.
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He imagines tearing someone to pieces, rendering them broken beyond repair.
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Perspective is actually rendering Tethys disproporiately larger than it really is.
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The video does not show any officers rendering aid to Franklin.
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A courtroom rendering of Andrea Swift in court on Aug. 9.
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Crichton sells his science fiction fantasy by rendering it believably mundane.
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A concept rendering of the Galaxy S8 without a home button.
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A rendering of one of the autonomous air taxis in flight.
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A rendering of one of SubCom's specialized Reliance-class cable ships.
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We can recreate that product, rendering the sound and the images.
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Parasitic worms often feed off the sharks' eyes, rendering them blind.
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An artist's rendering of NASA's Space Launch System rocket taking flight.
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Why not allow the sale of farmed products, rendering poaching redundant?
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A rendering of the Trace Gas Orbiter inserting itself into orbit.
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But rendering it as a Western opera is perhaps the trickiest.
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A rendering of the PowerEgg with its rotors and legs extended.
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A rendering of Lime's new office it's building in San Francisco.
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An artist's rendering of the Juno spacecraft firing its main engine.
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The pole severed Callahan's spine, rendering him a C5-6 quadriplegic.
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A rendering of the inside of one of the upcoming stores.
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Koshy delivered on concepts that included a superheroic rendering of Trump.
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Their clothes disguise the person beneath, rendering them faceless, threatening, monolithic.
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And while the rendering of Rylance as the BFG is impressive,
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Cores still matter more when editing video or rendering 3D images.
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Here's a rendering of what the completed park will look like.
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In his rendering, a huge whirlpool forms the planet's northernmost extremity.
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Accuracy in usage was important, accuracy in rendering was less so.
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Options include continuously changing domain names and server-side ad rendering.
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Mr Scott's rendering of the story was significant for three reasons.
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Ukrainian politicians said the sailors were coerced, rendering their confessions meaningless.
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The corners of his passport were also cut, rendering it invalid.
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There are no buttons, rendering the stopwatch, alarm, and backlight unusable.
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In her rendering of spycraft, Christie can't touch John le Carré.
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Novels added layers of complexity, rendering the plain facts almost irrelevant.
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Would this huge size difference end up rendering the perfect flavor?
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Then they got covered in tumbleweeds, rendering them unable to proceed.
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The discovery of more Denisovan DNA would further improve the rendering.
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The ETS has suffered from too many permits, rendering it inefficient.
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Whatever the justices decide, the market is already rendering its verdict.
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Smith's rendering of "The White Book" cannot be accused of prolixity.
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Britton inverts this sentiment, rendering ostensibly possible situations with impossible solutions.
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I like rendering and shading and nibbly little detail work mostly.
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But the young man looks remarkably like a Renaissance rendering of Christ.
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Cadbury's not have reduced sugar at the same time, thereby rendering the
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A design rendering at a construction zone near Meixi Lake Development, Changsha.
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Mass immigration -- both legal and illegal-is rendering Texas alien and unrecognizable.
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An artist's rendering of 12 black hole binaries at our galaxy's center.
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The status quo for 360 videos is reactive rather than proactive rendering.
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In December, the Chinese government abruptly canceled Abduweli's passport, rendering him stateless.
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My terrible artist's rendering of what that could look like is above.
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Yet behind the scenes, the company is using sophisticated analysis and rendering.
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Despite all these setbacks, the Stem wasn't some piece of vaporware rendering.
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Intel says rendering video is 211x faster than a computer from 24.
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This is important in rendering these earphones that extra bit more wireless.
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It was quickly detected and fixed, rendering the attack much less effective.
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Houdini is designed to give you access to the browser's rendering engine.
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Rendering of Foxconn's high-tech campus released in the fall of 2018.
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He recorded songs by Jacques Brel, rendering them in cinematic orchestral arrangements.
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We're also serving 403,240 customers through cloud-based rendering and SaaS solutions.
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This is where things like lighting, rendering and compositing come into play.
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As you can see on the rendering, the screen is now taller.
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I was really happy to see a whole new rendering of it.
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An artist rendering of what the Asteroid Redirect Mission could look like.
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Artist's rendering: MassRobotics, a coworking space exclusively for robotics startups in Boston.
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A rendering of the BeeHex 3D food printer in a retail kiosk.
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Why, precisely, would rendering all hierarchies transparent lead to these hierarchies' disappearance?
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Checkboard rendering changes the formation of pixels to achieve higher-fidelity graphics.
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An artistic rendering of how Boeing's Starliner will dock with the ISS.
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But it's better at rendering the text's imagery than capturing its tone.
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Now in the exhibition was a glowing architectural rendering of the place.
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The ice retreats for longer each year, rendering polar waters increasingly navigable.
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The show, "Rendering the Unthinkable: Artists Respond to 143/11," opens Sept.
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By then, though, the Cubs had a big lead, rendering Jansen irrelevant.
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And dust and grit could get underneath the keys, rendering them useless.
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Artist rendering of me, involuntarily dancing whenever "Kiss It Better" comes on.
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It's an architect's rendering gone wrong, Dali meets Diller, Scofidio, and Renfro.
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Up top is Bomberism, which in his rendering is soft, almost cuddly.
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It's easy to enter Ojih Odutola's world, being seduced by her rendering.
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Having outside readers can show you how empathetically you're rendering your characters.
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During the monsoon, landslides blocked trains and flooded roads, rendering them impassable.
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This is hopelessness made material, an increasingly abstract rendering of human strife.
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I spend an immense amount of time rendering those imperfections in pencil.
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In this dramatic rendering, they're not particularly truthful with one other either.
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An anatomical rendering of the female muscle system went viral on Twitter.
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She succumbed to drug addiction, rendering her unable to care for me.
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Therefore, the emojis used should not be dependent on a particular rendering.
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In Mr. Trump's rendering, "The Snake" represented the threat of undocumented immigrants.
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Abandoning them, rendering them invisible to justice doesn't make them go away.
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But it wasn't as simple as that; rendering had made giant strides.
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The president could simply fire either one, rendering the point largely moot.
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One handgun featured an artistic rendering of Jerry's signature on the butt.
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The rendering is meticulous and realistic, but ambiguous, in a liberating way.
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You can use eye tracking as a direct control scheme, but it's more broadly useful for foveated rendering, which lets cheaper headsets power more demanding experiences by only fully rendering parts of the screen that the player is watching.
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This collection of writings is her succinct rendering of an explosive life lived.
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Unless you're using Project Felix, the 3-D rendering tool Adobe unveiled today.
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You'll learn color blending and depth rendering, as well as rotoscoping and warping.
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Adamson was charged with first-degree rendering criminal assistance, according to KOMO News .
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Like the German photographer Andreas Gursky, she excels at rendering urban landscapes flat.
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It especially excels in high intensity workflows like video transcoding and 3D rendering.
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But From's obsession with rendering death as a game mechanic continues in Sekiro.
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They were paintings based on observing something carefully, but not about careful rendering.
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Once a breach is discovered, the cards are quickly cancelled, rendering them worthless.
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However, rendering and exporting videos on the Surface Book took longer than expected.
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It's a loving, enthusiastic rendering of a world that's delighted readers for decades.
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Windows Terminal will also support full GPU-based text rendering and even emoji.
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Trying various combinations of these things can eat up hours of rendering time.
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Microsoft has struggled to keep its Edge rendering engine in stride with Chromium.
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In rendering her verdict, Draganchuk said there was no explaining what McClellan did.
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Below is a rendering of what the new city center may look like:
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Rendering of a spacewalker installing a new "International Docking Adapter" on the iSS.
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And it's a gorgeous display, rendering images as complex as heated glass realistically.
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Those policies restrict rival store browsers to using Microsoft's own Edge rendering engine.
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An artist's rendering of what the final LightningStrike XV-24A will look like.
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The master bathroom has a large rain shower, as seen in the rendering.
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Under the hood, Electron is powered by the Chromium rendering engine and Node.js.
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A video shows the blow knocking Zanders to the ground, rendering him unconscious.
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Whenever the animator moves the light source, it restarts the rendering from scratch.
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Artist's rendering of what Further Future must be like, because we weren't invited.
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But the political jigsaw is missing a piece, rendering the whole thing vulnerable.
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That's not a problem for gamers, or editors and designers rendering huge files.
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Rendering the interior of an O'Neill cylinder by Rick Guidice, courtesy of NASA.
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Naturally, Ronaldo's only concern was that an earlier rendering made him look old.
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Artist's rendering of the planet Proxima orbiting the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri.
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In Atlanta's rendering, the online troll is a capitalist converting attention into money.
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I'd choose support for newer networks than faster browser rendering speeds any day.
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Below is an artist rendering of the interior of one of the cylinders.
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The animators worked in Maya, on an exact replica digital rendering of Cozmo.
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A rendering of the Google Daydream reference design for a headset and controller.
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Here is another radar rendering of the #CarrFire plume during the destructive vortex.
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Her proximity enables the rendering of bloodshot veins in her cheeks and hands.
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An artistic rendering of what SpaceX's Falcon Heavy will look like during launch.
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Rendering of what the HTT system might look like in Brno, Czech Republic.
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It did a good job rendering sunsets, TVs as entertainment devices, and people.
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My first Boltman character in 1995 was designed and created through rendering drawings.
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There is the power of rendering another's perspective, which is not your own.
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Jagged cracks emerged on critical roads and even under homes, rendering them uninhabitable.
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The euro would plunge in value, rendering any other exit a pointless exercise.
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While awaiting clearances, the immigrant status of many recruits expired, rendering them ineligible.
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Her second pet-inspired tattoo is a realistic rendering of her blowfish, Pablow.
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Years of oil refining and fat rendering take a toll on a place.
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It's more a process of searching rather than rendering something already in mind.
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Information on this website does not involve the rendering of personalized investment advice.
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They are not intended to communicate value through the style of their rendering.
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The provocative and arresting anatomical rendering that is "Black Woman (After Nature)" (ca.
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It typically takes about three months to review requests before rendering a decision.
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Low amber lighting casts shadows onto the stage, rendering it spooky and barren.
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A rendering engine is the software your browser uses to display web pages.
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" My favorite rendering is "Soon Dawn appeared and touched the sky with roses.
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He drew in graphite and colored pencil, taking pleasure in rendering specific objects.
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A hacker can intercept security codes sent via text message, rendering it useless.
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She was drawing the meeting itself, rendering them all as squawking bird-people.
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It is also proposing to lower nicotine levels in cigarettes, rendering them nonaddictive.
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When the enzyme is blocked, the virus doesn't mature properly, rendering it inert.
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We've seen big improvements in switching tabs, rendering web content, and scrolling speeds.
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He changed his testimony mid-impeachment, rendering him a less than exemplary witness.
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Charlie Rangel's district, have very small sample sizes, rendering the results statistically insignificant.
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In a certain public rendering I could come across as a brave activist.
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In a certain public rendering I could come across as a brave activist.
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Despite the oddities of Cuomo's vision, the rendering itself is expressive and meticulous.
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Uber and Lyft ruined the term ridesharing for everyone else, rendering it useless.
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Much like having a cold, our senses are dulled, rendering food bland-tasting.
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Across the room was a small black-and-white rendering of an erection.
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Like your phone, reusable gloves might harbor virus particles, rendering them effectively useless.
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You can compare your own life, then, with an unfiltered and honest rendering.
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Voyage to the Crystal Grotto rendering (Disney)We don't have great aerial views of how construction is going on the Roaring Rapids side of the park, but if this rendering is any indication it's going to be an exciting ride.
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Nikola Zero rendering Nikola Zero rendering For those who aren't quite ready to plunk down $1500 for a reservation on a $350,000 electric tractor-trailer, NMC also announced a dune-buggy-esque 4×4 off-road vehicle called the Nikola Zero.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Leap Motion's rendering of its North Star headset.
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However, less than half the electorate voted, rendering the results of the referendum invalid.
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Red Bull Music Academy crafted this nifty 3D, 360 degree rendering of a turntable.
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Over this time, the leaves will soften and wilt, rendering a lot of water.
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What the world remembers best is his solo rendering of the hymn, "Amazing Grace".
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By rendering war among its members unimaginable, the EU has undercut its own support.
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The third contains at least six clauses, rendering it almost unreadable on any platform.
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One depicted two stick figures walking with a third, a rendering of the arrest.
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Colorful cupcakes and an artistic rendering of little Kamille sat alongside the white casket.
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Casually rendering a vulnerable swath of the population invisible seems especially egregious, in retrospect.
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Microsoft is moving its Edge Windows browser to Google's open source Chromium rendering engine.
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That option isn't available on all pieces of smart luggage, rendering them essentially worthless.
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This artistic rendering shows the distant view from Planet Nine back towards the sun.
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ARKit 2.0 also comes with improved face tracking, 3D object detection, and realistic rendering.
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Screenshot: MalwareHunterTeamA ransomware attack is quickly spreading across the globe rendering vital systems inaccessible.
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This should make it a lot more capable of video rendering and even gaming.
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Pete returned the sentiment, with a rendering of the initials "AG" on his finger.
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Its bonds had been transferred to a new entity, rendering its CDSs potentially worthless.
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Mr Lowe worries that debt is rendering Australia's economy "less resilient to future shocks".
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"Pregnancy causes wild hormonal fluctuations, rendering the skin more sensitive than normal," she says.
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Make the chicharron: Skin side-down, carefully remove the fat to aid with rendering.
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It extinguishes the light that witches use to fuel their power, rendering Cordelia helpless.
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The logo in the poster is unmistakably a rendering of the continental United States.
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That whine changes based on varying power demands from a screen's content-rendering processor.
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DNA rendering of Jane Doe hopes to shed light on a 1977 Delaware murder.
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From animations and illustrations to foodie compilations, each rendering stands out for its creativity.
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Motion Capture auto-detects real life movement to use for rendering accurate 3D models.
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Teenage girls, in the popular rendering, are silly and dumb; they are also threatening.
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A TV should be focused on rendering video in the most perfect way possible.
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Another command can remotely kill the cell signal altogether, rendering the device effectively useless.
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This ridiculously good-looking rendering of a neanderthal was maybe a little too photogenic.
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It's worth noting that Microsoft won't bring its own rendering engine to these platforms.
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An artistic rendering of the MX-1 lander on the surface of the Moon.
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A locally rendered game in 4K, however, even with checkerboard rendering, looks perfectly crisp.
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A rendering of the Trace Gas Orbiter as it puts itself into Mars orbit.
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As a result, they swept the congressional races in 2006, rendering Bush virtually powerless.
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An artistic rendering of a vehicle NASA will use for the Asteroid Redirect Mission.
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Foveated rendering won't solve the biggest problem with current VR graphics: low resolution screens.
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In his 1952 rendering with the NBC Symphony, he uncharacteristically departs from the score.
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Other times, the exactitude of her characterizations takes a toll, rendering her protagonists archetypical.
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Microsoft is explicit about any store apps having to use the Edge rendering engine.
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Miller's filing on Monday also points to Stone's indictment as rendering Miller's testimony unnecessary.
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Rendering people stateless in a mass trial is a clear violation of international law.
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Make that naked savages — no swimsuits, for some reason — rendering me even more vulnerable.
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Their juices leak onto the pan, condensing and mingling with the rendering chicken fat.
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The 3D rendering at top is formed by analyzing various close-ups and angles.
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It's that or ask him to perform without them, rendering him very much ordinary.
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Apple has been spotted advertising WebRTC developer roles for WebKit (its web rendering engine).
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She arrived with tape on her mouth and face, rendering her unable to speak.
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The video began with me floating through a flat rendering of the Bosch painting.
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"These claims lack a scientific basis, rendering the affirmative misrepresentations misleading," the lawsuit says.
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Parts of the complex have caved in, according to researchers, rendering it effectively unusable.
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They came to be called the Merikins, a Creole rendering of the word American.
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In 1982, Myanmar's military junta revoked the citizenship of most Rohingya, rendering them stateless.
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Another, Barely Legal, hints at naughtiness with a cartoon rendering of a woman's torso.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Sessions seemed to confirm at least fragments of Mr. Comey's rendering.
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"New Jersey Central Tower," it said above a rendering of a gleaming housing complex.
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The artist took great joy in transforming Charlie's drawing into a realistic-looking rendering.
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It has maligned and harassed human rights activists, rendering their work all but impossible.
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It's an adaptive response to a threatening situation, rendering a person passive and speechless.
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The rendering of this vehicle looks almost like a bus with propellers on top.
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The Mayor Gallery has filed a lawsuit against the committee, rendering the works valueless.
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The term itself has no consistent or legal definition, rendering it ripe for misinterpretation.
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The sheer level of detail and rendering make these far more than preparatory works.
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GPUs work well for rendering 3D games but they work great for mining Ethereum.
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Look for his precise rendering of details, including shoe straps, knee caps and fingernails.
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But in DuVernay's rendering of the story, that's sharply contrasted with the boys themselves.
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The council is mad that everyone thinks its rendering of Diana made from plants and cursed blood—Diana as a monster, Diana as a plate of ham—the council is mad everyone thinks the rendering of Diana snarling and unblinking is hilarious.
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He was sentenced to 14 months in jail after pleading guilty to rendering criminal assistance.
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As his rendering of Bruce Springsteen's "Atlantic City" shows, the dude has a good voice.
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That means rendering files in Premiere or Final Cut Pro or processing files in Blender.
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Remy Ma and Lil Kim were facing legal trouble at the time, rendering them ineligible.
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Raytheon's new DeepStrike missile is deployed from a mobile launcher in this artist's rendering (Raytheon)
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Those numbers will then be added to a blacklist by mobile networks, rendering them useless.
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He also revealed in another tweet that the rendering of the BFR spacecraft was new.
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My landlord will also evict me if my utilities aren't paid, thus rendering me homeless.
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There are no easy wins left in 3D rendering, and Seurat is definitely a compromise.
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An artist's rendering of Henry VI's French coronation at Notre Dame in 22017 (artist unknown).
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Clinton could double that gap rendering any advantage Trump has among white males completely meaningless.
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The colorful rendering featured yellow, blue, red and green abstracts with unmistakable hand prints throughout.
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A literal rendering of his eyes going out of focus when he's staring at something.
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Sam Kirk paints a swirl of magenta hair below a rendering of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Videos of the gross moment have been circulating online, rendering Burch a viral vomit star.
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"The Great Escape" is on TV, rendering all of Saturday's other programming a pleasant superfluity.
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The sketch is a perfect rendering of Beyoncé's place as a superstar who transcends labels.
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Selectively rendering for where a person is looking in VR isn't a completely new idea.
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Baidu, China's most popular search engine, counts 22m usages of its Chinese rendering: Zhongguo fang'an.
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This represented the most significant overhaul in decades, rendering text books across the world obsolete.
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Without drastic action, this trend is projected to continue, rendering the parks unrecognizable within decades.
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So to use this feature, all Creative Cloud users will get 15 free rendering credits.
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Six days after Mary was born, King James V died, rendering her Queen of Scotland.
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Companies are rendering their own product swatches useless with excessive — and often offensive — photo editing.
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But whole sections were razed in the same period, rendering it a virtual ghost town.
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It was long branded untranslatable, a view reinforced by a turgid rendering published in 1931.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook shows a rendering of the new Apple campus in March 26.
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The problem is that most computers can't handle rendering and solving a bigger Rubik's cube.
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Producing the visuals to accompany the soundscape required rendering mathematical formulas in the Mandelbulb3D software.
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You're taking away the substance of the issue by rendering it as playing the victim.
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An artist rendering of what the LISA gravitational wave detector in space could look like.
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A video clip featuring Valley of Ra, one of 3Dfx's demos of its rendering technology.
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It's really for the creative in the 3D rendering app Maya, the engineer in CAD.
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Creating and rendering all original content in 360 degrees would be my ultimate dream project.
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Artist's rendering of Skylon (REL) REL will also have to raise a lot more money.
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I start with random sketches to get the idea, and then execute the final rendering.
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Smart gun technology does this, rendering guns useless to all but owners and authorized users.
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Okay, I'll admit, I just like saying "foveated rendering" because it makes me sound smart.
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One artist, Mr. Hicks, has made a giant rendering of Miami's landscape for the project.
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Lead from old pipes began seeping into the water supply, rendering it undrinkable and unsafe.
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Her specialty is painting bodies, rendering three-dimensional people into something resembling two-dimensional beings.
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It has a new intrecciato pattern that's an abstract rendering of the city's street grid.
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The effect, DeBord said, is a rendering of the anthem that is darker and sadder.
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It has no specificity, rendering any given arena of play or battle beside the point.
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Lena Dunham has a small rendering of her late cat, Gia, on her shoulder blade.
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There is a wave of new companies interested in rendering food waste into a resource.
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It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a ... giant diapered rendering of the US President!
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Far from civilizing the electronic "Wild West," SESTA would scorch it, rendering it a wasteland.
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It prevents us from holding the government accountable for violations, rendering such violations more likely.
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The duke of the brotherhood is waiting in traditional attire, rendering the visit quite official.
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Worse, Russian intelligence has manipulated dumb-witted social media, rendering them a national security threat.
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This exhibition of his work includes "Tokyo Trace," a large-scale rendering of the city.
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Rendering companies pick up the dead cows and then convert the corpses into useable byproducts.
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The idea of rendering visible things that the state tries to keep out of sight.
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To fit the visuals into the space, Fernández did some tinkering with the video rendering.
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With modernism's emphasis on the self and the rendering of individual consciousness, omniscience became unfashionable.
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It's a poignant and, in its way, a respectful rendering of a human being's mortality.
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The landscaping on the central plaza has the soulless neatness of a digital architectural rendering.
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If they take too much damage, players' Pokémon can faint, rendering them unable to fight.
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There is an innocence about the painting's subject and its rendering that breaks your heart.
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She can't have justice without becoming unmarriageable, and perhaps rendering her siblings unmarriageable as well.
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Afterward, tunnels reportedly collapsed at the site, killing hundreds of workers and rendering it inoperable.
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Lower demand also has processors rendering more offal into animal feed, according to the federation.
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The images were made in a 3D modeling program called Daz3D using basic OpenGL rendering.
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McConnell used the "nuclear option" once already, for Neil Gorsuch, rendering a Democratic filibuster irrelevant.
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But a suitable alternative for liquid dairy milk is finally here, potentially rendering it obsolete.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan's office said he was awaiting more information before rendering his verdict.
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His rendering of Aristophanes's comedy, "The Birds", took digs at the country's extravagant political class.
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Mueller famously closed his investigation without rendering a judgment on whether the President committed crimes.
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But heavy rain often washes away the topsoil, environmentalists say, rendering the steep land useless.
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They come with cellulose acetate frames, rendering them lightweight yet durable, perfect for everyday wear.
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The Shabab fighters also destroyed a fuel storage area, rendering the airfield next to useless.
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Translation: Love and Irving are often out of position defensively, thus rendering their resistance nominal.
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The onions soak up the rendering chicken fat; the chicken absorbs the heady onion steam.
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Advocates for military sexual assault victims described the military's rendering of the facts as misleading.
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A week earlier, it had all been just a rendering on Mr. Zaragoza's computer screen.
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He had been supplanted this year by an artist's rendering of a new wind farm.
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Then again, an exquisite, cozy, erotic rendering of reticence is its own sort of inversion.
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Read the full text of "I want a president" in the High Line rendering below.
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And when they first saw him, fans thought BB-8 was a completely digital rendering.
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Is this an early rendering of Banksy's 2015 mire-inspired interpretation of Disneyland, called Dismaland?
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AndroidHeadlines has obtained what it claims is an official rendering of the upcoming Galaxy Note 9.
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There is now a premium on rendering human experience in visual forms: video, photographs, emoji, GIFs.
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The other half is cut off by a black and white rendering of the Seattle skyline.
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The council, according to the official, protects human rights abusers and shows bias in rendering decisions.
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I should not have to worry about rendering my skateboard useless after I inevitably fall off.
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A rendering of a portion of The District Detroit shows where initial development will take place.
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I love the perverse idea of rendering a massive ship indecipherable through the most garish ornamentation.
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However, studio productions remained perhaps the biggest cultural culprits in rendering the Holocaust memorable yet generic.
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Then they move along a sorting table—the balcony at the top left of this rendering.
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An artist's rendering of Hoboken's Southwest Park, a 1-acre "resiliency park" designed to manage stormwater.
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Your smartphone, that's who — further rendering the need for human interaction one step closer to obsolete.
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How do you see Blue Mountain as rendering a more truthful version of the American West?
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Huawei also claims the storage, memory and picture rendering have all been optimized for faster operation.
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However,, scientists have since made the next higher 18 elements, rendering Adam's 256 end element moot.
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If they're on the wall, they end up being more like portals than a historic rendering.
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She believes that giving a detailed mental evaluation is key to rendering the right professional opinion.
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Clements believes in rendering the form and its skin, not in making a sign for them.
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On iOS, Chrome has to use Apple's WebKit rendering engine instead of Google's own Blink engine.
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The report also said that number of wiretaps using encryption went up, rendering the wiretap ineffective.
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Flipping the screen upward would mean that the mic completely blocks the screen, rendering it useless.
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While predicting the future is an eternal pursuit, rendering it experiential is a more modern innovation.
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All it takes is a well-made rendering to believe they've been knocked down for good.
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His image appears alongside a rendering of a Santos de Palo carving of the Three Kings.
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These include spatial anchors and remote rendering to help developers stream high-polygon content to HoloLens.
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Soon, there might not be enough resources to adequately secure the sterile areas, rendering them moot.
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Police pepper spraying food, water, clothing, and blankets, thereby rendering them unfit for consumption and unusable.
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HRW also found that police had pepper sprayed food and water, rendering them unfit for consumption.
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Turgenev enjoyed her rendering, but complained peevishly of a poor use of stops by the organist.
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Would *LOVE* to know the name of Mr. 22017nd Airborne Division here rendering Hitler's Nazi salute.
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No major lags, the rendering has gone very smoothly, and the export times were remarkably shorter.
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It runs at 60 frames per second at 4K resolution, rendering cars in hyper-realistic detail.
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One is Azure Remote Rendering that lets the HoloLens offload some compute load to the cloud.
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An artist's concept rendering of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus based on rumors and reports.
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"The state alleges that there was a big plan afoot," Backus said in rendering her decision.
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US NAVY'S FIFTH FLEET SAYS U.S. NAVY SHIPS ARE IN THE AREA AND ARE RENDERING ASSISTANCE
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He has now learnt that the Supreme Court had rejected his appeal, rendering the conviction final.
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Adopting Chromium as the default rendering engine for Windows 10 will end Microsoft's hostility towards Chrome.
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An artist's rendering of the new B-21 (US Air Force)First it was Boaty McBoatface.
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Repeatedly I heard developers say the iMac Pro improves rendering time by 2.5x to 5x speed.
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This means that people are silhouetted against the rendering distance of the fog all the time.
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In the north, the river plume casts a heavy shadow, rendering both light and oxygen scarce.
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After rendering the image, Petersen draws over the render in Illustrator, then colors it in Photoshop.
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We have a new rendering technology that allows us to do a physical simulation of atmosphere.
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They collaborated with one another; different employees would specialize in rendering ships, faces or landscape details.
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" A Nashville Scene critic called his line readings as Othello "rushed, rendering the Bard less intelligible.
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Practically, more chips could lead to everything from better sound to polygon rendering for 2.5D games.
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Some of the tunnels may have collapsed, possibly rendering the site unusable, recent Chinese research suggests.
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Fletcher and Huppuch do the heavy lifting here of rendering long passages of direct address palatable.
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A rendering of the layout of the container home, which can expand to make more space.
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So, what is ray tracing exactly, and how does it differ from current graphics rendering techniques?
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The wind pushes fine grains of sand up slopes, creating ripples and rendering these mesmerizing shapes.
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The wind pushes fine grains of sand up slopes, creating ripples and rendering these mesmerizing shapes.
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The court cited the example of use of the phrase several times in rendering its decision.
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At their root, they all use the same WebKit rendering engine used by Safari in iOS.
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So you can accumulate items and your phone is not rendering 3-D the whole time.
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My concern is that the microneedling process will denature the Botox particles, thereby rendering them ineffective.
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In the meantime, the court's rendering will be along these current justices' party and philosophical lines.
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But encryption supporters say it'd be impossible to make any real tradeoffs without rendering it useless.
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Outside, the "Wall of Unity," an elongated rendering of a brick wall, is signed by protesters.
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Yes, you can upgrade hardware, although we also wrote software to accelerate rendering on old MCU.
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The problem with rendering these specular highlights, as they're called, is that they're just so complicated.
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It's not so much I need to get a pretty picture, or a really nice rendering.
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But as the outage dragged on, the slag in the blast furnace solidified, rendering it inoperable.
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Mr. Gay radiates a sexy charisma and warmth as Caufy, rendering his women troubles thoroughly believable.
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This executive order would leave key environmental statutes on the books while rendering them largely ineffectual.
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Sex scandal has always damaged careers, rendering the suggestion that #MeToo invented pillorying absurd and anachronistic.
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Demolition work commenced around them, rendering the building structurally unstable and blocking the only fire exit.
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"Oh, Darling I'm in the Garden" is a funnier, weirder rendering of her old adultery material.
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That's because current technology has passed these older devices by, rendering their features and benefits obsolete.
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A rendering of the Garden Bridge, a proposed pedestrian bridge over the River Thames, in London.
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Her boyfriend's finances and credit had been decimated by identity theft, rendering him unable to help.
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A smooth surface can redirect it away from the bats' ears, rendering the structure auditorily invisible.
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She's able to make bombs, rendering her the Walter White of Gilead — a lethal chemistry teacher.
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Texas that struck down a state law banning sodomy, rendering similar laws across the country unconstitutional.
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Two novels published this month make this plain, rendering the trauma of migration with harsh clarity.
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With Julio away running an errand, Henriquez makes a move on Leonora, rendering himself doubly loathsome.
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It also feeds into a problem society has with sexualizing children and rendering grown women childlike.
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The organization's flagship Firefox browser, for example, is about to get a brand-new rendering engine.
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This time without Hitler, but with nukes and AI, rendering geopolitical rivalry all the more dangerous.
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This method of making animations is highly expressive and allows more freedom than conventional rendering techniques.
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There's another benefit to rendering everything online, as well: they can be viewed on any device.
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You need a rendering stack, integration with a local print house, couriers, customer support and more.
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But he gave a beautiful rendering of Mischa Spoliansky's "Heute Nacht oder nie" ("Tonight or never").
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Cover: This undated artist rendering from the European Space Agency shows the European-Russian ExoMars rover.
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Pippin Barr's v r 3 examines one of the biggest challenges in game design: rendering water.
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The British classicist's rendering is the first published English translation of Homer's epic by a woman.
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Because surveillance is intended to be invisible, there's a certain bald power in rendering it seen.
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Below is a rendering of a control station, where a team would manage the Hyperloop system.
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At one point, Ms. Yerushalmy rips the script from Ms. Ockman's hand, temporarily rendering her mute.
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It's the guise of bright-line rules with contradictory flexibility and inconsistency, rendering them mostly worthless.
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Rendering old games in the modern engine is something of an obsession for the modding community.
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Paying players and their families would violate N.C.A.A. rules, rendering the players ineligible for college play.
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Heavy rain had transformed the river's generally clear waters into chocolate milk, rendering it almost unfishable.
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It needs to be fun enough to justify the sacrifices without rendering the M-cars irrelevant.
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Is this overstuffed rendering of an overstimulated culture what they call the fallacy of imitative form?
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In both domains, there are "tipping points" after which change accelerates, rendering the once implausible inevitable.
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He even "Grace-ified" the LV monogram by rendering it in orange to match her hair.
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The app Morphin lets you overlay a computerized rendering of your face on actors in GIFs.
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But those who stepped up to criticize him have fallen in line, rendering their criticism hollow.
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Photogrammetry, a process using thousands of photographs and readings, produced a rendering that appears three-dimensional.
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Israeli forces "neutralized the tunnel in Israeli territory, decommissioning it and rendering it unusable," he said.
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"Real Magic" is an alternately infuriating, exciting, dreadful, boring, imaginative rendering of playing and being played.
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The moisture could make the ash fall heavier, rendering roads unusable and exposing crops to damage.
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One of the final works in the exhibition is a hyperrealist rendering of the artist's gravestone.
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A.I. opens up the possibility of rendering intelligible for national security purposes that ocean of data.
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The walls weren't ready; the rendering tech wasn't ready; the tracking wasn't ready — nothing was ready.
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The rendering is meant to communicate the personality as well as the design of the character.
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This rendering was my take on the design, but many elements from Alex's version remain intact.
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To fully repent of transgression requires admitting sin to a bishop, rendering the confessional stakes high.
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The designers took another average-looking sedan for this rendering, complete with rotors near the tires.
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For now, we can see additional work that the Neural Engine puts in with Semantic Rendering.
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There was the Eurostar, rendering London and Paris and Brussels a sort of ravishing Northeast Corridor.
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Marnell treads a knife edge between glamorizing her own despair and rendering it with savage honesty.
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The rendering of consciousness, in Colescott's case, is an evolving dilemma, one of risk and contradiction.
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This is because the virus changes, usually rendering the previous year's vaccine partly or totally useless.
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What's clear is that outside of the car business, the sharing economy isn't rendering ownership obsolete.
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That sounds self-indulgent, but Knausgaard possesses an uncanny magic for rendering mundane personal observations compelling.
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But Apple told me that the real improvements are due to a bump from an 8-bit rendering pipeline to 10 bits, and something it calls "semantic rendering," which is basically an update to Smart HDR that recognizes individual elements of an image and adjusts them appropriately.
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It is a static portrait that operates like a film reel, rendering the body in staccato glimpses.
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These forces produce enormous advances, but also enormous disruptions, rendering obsolete companies, indeed entire industries, within years.
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These simulation platforms have to be capable of creating and rendering large photorealistic environments in real time.
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It's a faithful rendering of Lennon's 1973 song, replete with a near-identical trance-like violin loop.
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His aubergines, he said, each year become as dry as prunes, rendering most of the harvest useless.
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Artist rendering of the GMTGraphic: Giant Magellan TelescopeThe bigger a telescope's mirrors, the better resolution it has.
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Supporting both rendering engines in the same code base, after all, adds quite a bit of complexity.
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These chips were originally designed as a better way of rendering graphics for games and other software.
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In both films, a perfectly deadpan tone sharpens the sadness while rendering it tolerable with lacerating humor.
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The other way to reduce the streaming load is to just cut down on what you're rendering.
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Her desk cuts through his chair, her experience interrupting his theory and rendering it feeble by comparison.
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An early artist's rendering showed a plane with a "long nose and forward cockpit," according to Flightglobal.
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No newfangled rendering of Title VII is necessary to find for the LGBT plaintiffs, the briefs say.
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Asset managers such as BlackRock are responsible for trillions in investments, rendering their coal holdings relatively trivial.
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If you aren't gaming or doing intensive work such as video rendering, this shouldn't be an issue.
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That said, current Justice Department policy counsels against indicting a sitting President, likely rendering this option toothless.
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It could let lower-powered systems support VR by allowing foveated rendering, which may be justification enough.
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Enscape is another real-time rendering software that has been been around longer than Modumate and Twinmotion.
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Finally, we have virtual reality coming in to totally upend things, perhaps rendering the commute obsolete altogether.
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An artist's rendering of the IceCube lab, as an energy source approaches in the South Pole sky.
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Another notable effort is that of Replay Technologies, the company known for its "freeD" 3D rendering technology.
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Just over three minutes later, the rendering is done and the video clip is ready for air.
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Its dual speaker system provides rich and full tones, rendering voices in a natural and realistic fashion.
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Of course, that's no sensible way to work, which is why Pixar has an incremental rendering technology.
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On the graphics side, Apple also announced Metal 2, the second version of its graphics-rendering framework.
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Ray tracing is a rendering technique used by movie studios to generate light reflections and cinematic effects.
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ISIS fighters used heavy construction equipment to dig deep trenches into the runway, rendering the airfield unusable.
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Artist's rendering of the surface of the planet Proxima b, orbiting the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri.
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That's been subjected to vandalism, where people have scratched off the QR codes, rendering the bike unusable.
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Ultralight: A cross-platform app development tool used for rendering HTML UI within games and desktop applications.
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On paper, it sounds like the rendering technique is almost too realistic, but it's not exactly new.
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It's a rendering of the classic enchanted rose, the one Beast keeps safe in a glass case.
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RAL is intended to reduce the lag that comes from a GPU rendering what's on the screen.
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I've turned down stuff if it didn't interest me, but I was totally stoked on rendering Ali.
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There's no eye-tracking or talk of foveated rendering, and the bump in resolution is very modest.
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Essentially it's a switch to a different browser rendering engine—but what exactly is such an engine?
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The colorful rendering provides a first look into what Galaxy's Edge will look like on opening day.
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Smuggler's Run allows guests to fly the Millennium Falcon using state-of-the-art video rendering technology.
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Nina Chanel Abney, for example, has created a digitalized, geometric rendering of Snoopy and Woodstock riding skateboards.
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The works shown are part of the "Transumanza" series, an abstracted rendering of current and historical facts.
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Some raw materials go through a distillery or rendering process before shipping elsewhere for sale or consumption.
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It was rebuilt from the ground up, made rendering super fast, and automated a bunch of functions.
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Enough processing is kept in the headset while offloading nearly everything else, including rendering, to the cloud.
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The piece above is noteworthy because on paper, I am pretty much incapable of effectively rendering perspective.
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But I think Sanders sincerely believes he'll be the stronger candidate against Trump, rendering this argument unpersuasive.
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What is created judicially often becomes public policy rendering all of our notes, observations, doubts, jottings, etc.
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I've used the HoloLens three times now, and I'm convinced this latest version has sharper text rendering.
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Rendering it nothing more than a pricy chunk of grey plastic to sit forlornly on your shelf.
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In his presentation, Nelson spoke on the processes and challenges of rendering such high-resolution immersive visuals.
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Until then, here's Nintendo's detailed rendering of the Switch in both its living room and portable forms.
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The selfie shows her wearing a Marc Jacobs tee adorned with an artistic rendering of Clinton's face.
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Trump's attorneys added Stein did not properly sign or swear to her petition recount, rendering it void.
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While rendering these qualities gracefully, Ms. Hewitt conveyed the music's bouncy yet stately character as a dance.
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But Otero wrote that approach could lead to Cohen not answering any questions, rendering a deposition useless.
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In Stuckey's rendering, "presidential" requires remaining above the fray that running for president invariably requires leaping into.
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"By giving an overload of information software gets confused, rendering you invisible," Weekers wrote of the scarf.
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Democrats said that standard would impose too great a burden of proof, effectively rendering the restriction useless.
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After Parton introduces the plot of "Jolene," the dramatized rendering of her hit song comes to life.
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As they add receptors, the thinking goes, their digital olfactory rendering will become finer and more detailed.
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The rules of engagement can change capriciously, especially for American and European companies, rendering major investments worthless.
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But it is a powerful and persuasive rendering of a corner of women's health care under siege.
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Astros manager A.J. Hinch was non-committal, and plans to wait until Friday before rendering a decision.
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The additives also strip the soil of moisture, rendering it completely useless in a matter of decades.
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Conjure the most absurd scenario, and Jim will paint a hilarious, comic-book style rendering of it.
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Vicuña attributes change to awareness, rendering consciousness a form of art and art a form of transformation.
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They would have been effective at any other time but Drake just kept laughing, rendering Meek impotent.
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Everyone looked indeterminately hip and focussed, like figures in an architectural rendering, if such figures occasionally Juuled.
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Thousands have also fled in the northwest, rendering swathes of the region inaccessible even to the military.
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He looks a bit like a towering, gruff, slightly psychedelic rendering of one of Jim Henson's Muppets.
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Rendering fat takes time, and the fat is what we want, so time we must give it.
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"Committal services and the rendering of military funeral honors will discontinue until further notice," the department said.
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Hair is incredibly hard to animate, and rendering it realistically is still relatively rare, even in Hollywood.
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The company has added "semantic rendering," which adjusts the lighting on photos retroactively based on the subjects.
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What is Schutz contributing to the imagery or story of Till, or to the rendering of violence?
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"Clement Attlee there," he said, not pausing to look at George Harcourt's rendering of the prime minister.
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But according to Zawinski, past attempts at rendering the Library of Babel aren't faithful to the text.
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These new storefronts are rendering the old concept of "mall walking" absolutely antiquated, if a comparative bargain.
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He clutched a stub of a cigar in the side of his mouth, rendering his drawl incomprehensible.
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New York's first proposal included a rendering of a building with Amazon's logo shining in the skyline.
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But German defenses have not caught up to German fears, rendering the country exceedingly vulnerable to attacks.
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The latter is a blasé rendering of a fictional exhibition within the Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg, Germany.
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Since 2004, the courts haven't even been able to agree on a test, rendering most lawsuits hopeless.
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The world's political classes are, increasingly, rendering themselves almost completely irrelevant in the eyes of their constituents.
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The second phase of cooking finishes rendering the fat and converting the tough collagen into tender gelatin.
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Mr. Cruz has introduced legislation that aims to speed up the asylum process, rendering long detentions unnecessary.
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And using information provided by a publicist, we misstated the photo credit for the rendering of BerkleeNYC.
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But resistance eventually spread from western Cambodia to sub-Saharan Africa via India, rendering the drug useless.
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Parallels says 3D graphics rendering is sped up by as much as 20183 percent by the change.
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The viral image doesn't accurately depict milk ducts The rendering was likely created with aesthetics in mind.
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One depicts a linen-covered event table branded with a logo-ized rendering of the show's title.
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A 2016 law had removed the clerk's names from marriage license forms, rendering the actual conflict moot.
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Those that succeed become valuable, rendering the venture investment lucrative, and, hopefully, the venture capital fund profitable.
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"It requires incredibly sophisticated rendering and animation and blending to go from take to take," says Rocheron.
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That landscape is still being shaped, rendering a long stretch of the Balkan coast susceptible to tremors.
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Dr. Bulic had also incorrectly measured the gun — by a lot — rendering his explanation even more implausible.
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Other companies, meanwhile, are developing technology to shrink mosquito populations by rendering male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes sterile.
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Rendering dispute settlement rulings "advisory" would at a minimum shield U.S. trade actions from WTO-authorized countermeasures.
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The threat of imprisonment and torture is deterring many from returning home, in effect rendering them stateless.
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They also give whoever controls them power over the flow of water downstream, rendering other countries vulnerable.
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"When we went back to the hotel, we would be up all night rendering," Martin tells me.
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It would inject greater dysfunction into European institutions, rendering them even less capable of alleviating economic troubles.
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Even crazier ... Todd tells us he doesn't think his sister would've cared about a CGI rendering either.
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Here is a rendering of what a third-class cabin aboard the Titanic II could look like.
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Deadline, citing unnamed sources, said the film "isn't intended to be a sanitized rendering" of Jackson's life.
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And here's an artist rendering of the deep space habitat prototype from Lockheed Martin orbiting the moon.
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Although they have flattened slightly, they still retain their individual patterning, while rendering the Buddha's calm features.
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CORBETT: I think "Spotlight" is actually a pretty good rendering of investigative journalism, because it wasn't glamorous.
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Milk is highly focused on the human anatomy, rendering her enrapturing subjects expertly, from a technical standpoint.
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A sketch artist's rendering of the suspect depicted a thin white man in his 30s or 40s.
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They are hung together in the gallery like a three-dimensional rendering of a flotilla of ships.
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It leaves all interior slices without any circumferential crust, rendering them both undesirable and messy to hold.
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With every act of selfishness, nations like Denmark are rendering the promise of the refugee convention increasingly hollow.
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Halstead had hired a company called Virtual Xperience to create a virtual rendering based on the architectural plans.
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This Windows laptop has a powerful graphics card and processor that contribute to quick upload and rendering speeds.
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The key to crisp skin is rendering all the fat that is between the skin and the meat.
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"It was a dicey situation of collecting the fine in full and rendering many Nigerians jobless," he said.
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He fully commits to the movie's brooding absurdities, rendering its costume-party grimness tolerable, even entertaining at times.
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On Monday, AndroidHeadlines published what it claims is the first official rendering of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4.
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In this case, taking the weirdest part of Google, robots and their Poindexter creators, and rendering them cool.
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Unless you're spending a lot of time rendering the i9 9900K simply isn't worth its $500 price tag.
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A rendering system called Seurat allows it to produce high performance with low power, dramatically optimizing 3D graphics.
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Cumberbatch's rendering of the political strategist behind the operation is slightly more nuanced and, well, unvillain-like, however.
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The assemblage echoes the rendering that graces the cover of one of Saar's sketchbooks on display under glass.
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All of the rendering and processing of the data is done inside of the Unity software, and voila!
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Employee behavior only changes marginally, and some who aren't healthy choose not to participate, rendering the programs unnecessary.
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U.S. officials have warned allies that Huawei's technology could allow "back doors" into telecoms systems, rendering them insecure.
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Its translucence makes a real chore of rendering light convincingly and requires an obscene amount of computing power.
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These apps, previously built around using Nvidia cards for GPU rendering, will be rewritten to work with AMD.
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" The joke is that the sweater is adding something "cool" to that, rendering it ironic and, so, "funny.
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It was a rendering by Binyan Studios, not a photograph by Stefano Ukmar for The New York Times.
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The end result, according to its makers, is a lifelike 3D rendering, and not a flat, 2D image.
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More graphic-intensive tasks like rendering 4K video will see huge gains thanks to the two extra cores.
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" Moore uses a different translation of it in the original comic, rendering it as "Who watches the watchmen?
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But as more data came in, some counties switched from red to blue, rendering the original map inaccurate.
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G. These images are beautiful, like visual poetry, capturing the in-between human spaces and rendering them magical.
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Using a LIDAR sensor enables preservationists to construct a 3D rendering that is accurate down to the millimeter.
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Both Kardashian, 29, and Chyna took to Instagram on Friday, sharing an emoji rendering of a pregnant Chyna.
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Microsoft's rendering engine has fallen behind as a result, and the company is finally ready to admit this.
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The caramel will melt slightly, and the cookie will become warm, rendering an already-delicious treat even better.
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Rather than rendering objects directly from his imagination, he heavily composites an image until it matches his vision.
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Bethesda says it's using new rendering and lighting technology that help make the world bigger and more detailed.
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That artwork lasted less than 48 hours, mostly because it was an oversized rendering of two rabbits boning.
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Magic Leap's bulky headset requires a backpack or beltpack to power it, and is still just a rendering.
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Adventure Isle rendering at Shanghai Disneyland (Disney)And, of course, we can't forget the Star Wars Launch Bay.
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For instance, shared fleet models may become prevalent, rendering the concept of private car ownership obsolete for many.
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By rendering the bonds virtually worthless, Peru violated its free trade agreement with the United States, Gramercy said.
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But if you're aiming for perfection, you'll be running the poor farm of rendering computers ragged for ages.
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"He let loose a sophistry as if the sanctions are rendering the bilateral talks possible," the spokesman said.
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The SSD is meant to handle 4K video editing, real-time 3D rendering, and high-resolution RAW files.
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An artist rendering of the Battersea Power Station after renovations, which are set to be completed in 8113.
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One of them told police Curry allegedly stomped on her head, rendering her blind in her left eye.
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Apple also improved on rendering time in the real world, a crucial part of how augmented reality works.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates had previously announced a new alliance, potentially rendering the GCC superfluous.
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The RX 2550 even performed better when rendering 220D graphics for non game projects, though with smaller margins.
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They can even zoom in on the 3D rendering and look at it from tons of different directions.
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There are also problems with English text rendering throughout the OS, causing odd problems with spacing and punctuation.
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Huang showed off a number of demonstrations of existing cards and new rendering techniques with the RTX series.
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None of Long4Life's acquisitions had become effective in the earlier period, rendering the two largely incomparable, it added.
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Foveated rendering allows the headset to use less graphics power generating images outside of your cone of vision.
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In 2015, I invested in a second machine that adds more rendering power and speeds up the process.
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I'm a history nerd and love being able to explore any rendering of the past, fictionalized or no.
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Within the event horizon, even light is held captive by the black hole's gravity, rendering black holes invisible.
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Rendering the world of Queen in virtual reality has farther reaching benefits than it being really freaking cool.
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The report demonstrates that there are institutions within the Justice Department capable of rendering fair and impartial justice.
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Tapping a light source instead of a subject usually makes the phone overcompensate, rendering the shot too dark.
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In the cemetery, it will rest on a low pedestal, according to a rendering shown by Mr. Kuhn.
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Now, however, there's a chance Obamacare will be repealed, rendering its protections in the health insurance market moot.
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Below is an artist rendering of the exterior of what one of O'Neil's space settlements would look like.
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But we've started rendering permanent these sorts of conversations by chatting them, rather than speaking them out loud.
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Today the company is overhauling its mobile browser for iPhone and iPad with a new rendering engine: WKWebView.
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If they're both just as fast and just as safe and running the same rendering engine, why not?
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Someone standing behind me shouts out who the characters are as they're being attached, rendering the exercise pointless.
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A DDoS attack uses a heavy flow of traffic to target and disrupt particular systems, rendering them unusable.
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Chuck is the first cousin of Amy Schumer's father, rendering the comedian and politician first cousins, once removed.
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A federal judge subsequently found its Restasis patents invalid, rendering its deal with the Mohawk tribe largely moot.
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Verdict: The 3D rendering (above) is unreal, and would be incredibly beneficial to those who struggle with visualizing.
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Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James unveiled the artist rendering February 26 based on the initial design concept.
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The Vahana concept shows off an exciting future, but the rendering is still a ways off from reality.
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If Stingray methods were ever entered into evidence, Harris argued, criminals would catch on, rendering the device useless.
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The rendering of such a misogynistic dystopia surely lends itself rather easily to discussions of contemporary feminism, right?
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"This model [can] generate brand-new and interactive content, effectively rendering the person virtually immortal," the authors write.
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Right now, we're aiming to get the user interface right, and test our rendering of thousands of people.
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"I love the strong shapes and rough rendering style of 50s / 60s illustration," she says of her influences.
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Olivia honed old-time skills: canning, pickling, pressing cider, saving seeds, drying herbs, rendering stock from beef bones.
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"American Woman's Dilemma," shot by Nina Leen in 1947, stands out for its bold rendering of women's work.
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And that focus keeps the ugliness — the racial slurs, the gruesome violence — from rendering this series without hope.
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It encrypted data on infected machines, rendering them inoperable and disrupting activity at ports, law firms and factories.
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And yet that rendering is precisely what many read in Judge Timothy Wilson's decision, released on Friday morning.
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Minutes later, however, Trump said he will wait to "see what happens tomorrow" before rendering a final judgment.
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The rendering of the vehicle appears to show a fastback coupé-type design, perhaps with just two doors.
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Thus the 100,000 bottles in the Metropol's cellar have had their labels removed, supposedly rendering them blissfully equal.
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This year, Nvidia also began offering a highly interactive rendering software technology intended to complement its graphical processors.
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After producing a three-dimensional rendering of the object, the team dropped a camera to confirm the find.
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Medicines can be made with lethal contaminants or sold without any real medicine in them, rendering them ineffective.
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The abstractions that Louis deploys can flatten out novelistic texture, rendering invisible any details that they can't accommodate.
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And here's the result: The 3D rendering at top is formed by analyzing various close-ups and angles.
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As a method for rendering critical judgments, the referee card system is intriguing, but also inexact and unsatisfying.
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The symbol of la chancla is deeper than solely a comedic rendering of a traditional Latinx household punishment.
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Cops maintain they observed Scott enter a car and emerge with a gun, rendering him an imminent threat.
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Trips I've Never Been On upends expectations of the natural world, rendering its familiarity into something mysteriously foreign.
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It's a piece of beautifully heart-rendering songwriting, perfectly touching on an experience that feels larger than life.
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Therefore, this Switch jailbreak will probably disappear as soon as Nintendo pushes an update, rendering this exploit harmless.
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They take up minimal space, providing a place to sleep without rendering the rest of the room useless.
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Such single-minded dressing is generally a strategic choice that creates a shorthand, rendering a person immediately identifiable.
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He nodded to a rendering posted on a nearby development for a new mixed-use building next door.
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There's no deliberative rendering, no hesitancy in the marks, and no built-up palimpsests of reconsidered past decisions.
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The video moves through and around a digital rendering of Villa Savoye, architect Le Corbusier's iconic modernist building.
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PSA Press did a nice engraved rendering of a Roy Lichtenstein Fruit Bowl painting and it looks excellent.
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In the third classroom, broken desks and litter lie strewn across the cement floor, rendering the room unusable.
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It would be pedantic in the extreme to fault this movie for its inaccurate rendering of the past.
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His emerging coalition will be even more hard-line than the last one, rendering peacemaking even more difficult.
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Far from clarifying anything, every issue seemed to crash into the one before it, rendering it more complex.
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It opens with a 3-D rendering of a monumental statue rotating over a montage of blurry photos.
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In theory, of course, any bot should be able to handle normal human interactions, rendering platform differences moot.
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There was a report that racing skis were warping in the cold, rendering them useless after one run.
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One theory: The fruit's rapacious vines spread without much tending, rendering it the perfect produce for the lazy.
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The fragility is cautionary and intended, a deliberate rendering of life's various instabilities and the passage of time.
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The dyes fade more quickly from sun exposure than chemically produced colors, arguably rendering the textiles less sustainable.
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Now imagine it's during a global pandemic, which has notoriously infiltrated cruise ships, rendering hundreds of passengers ill.
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The magazine suggests including the phrase, "The Islamic State will remain," a rendering of the group's baqiya slogan.
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By this rendering, Mr. Trump cannot obstruct justice even if he orders himself exonerated in the Russia matter.
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Your sensitive rendering of the journey John Shields chose will, I hope, show us another, and better, way.
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Court rulings over time have been more permissive in antitrust cases, rendering practices that were once illegal legal.
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But in "Stateway Condo Gentrification" Drain zooms out, giving us a 360-degree rendering of the housing project.
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It encrypted data on infected machines, rendering them inoperable and disrupted activity at ports, law firms and factories.
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Instead, any attempt to explore the root causes of these disasters leads inevitably to a sui generis rendering.
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An untitled work from 1958 looks like a rendering of a complex system floating in oceanic turquoise space.
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" The program also includes his popular "Mo(or)town/Redux," from 229, a colorful rendering of Shakespeare's "Othello.
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Snapshot: Above, an artist's rendering of the winning design for a museum to be built in Orlando, Fla.
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Minutes after Bezos' announcement, Amazon senior vice president for operations Dave Clark tweeted a rendering of the vehicle.
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Kamen, who had spent parts of about six years developing the PT, spoke seriously of rendering cars obsolete.
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Obama, though the rendering is not quite as photographically precise as Kehinde Wiley's painting of the former President.
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"Will you marry me?" she asked in a bit of a role reversal, rendering the speechwriter momentarily speechless.
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Here are 10 other memorable performances where actors made us forget the alterations, while also rendering themselves unrecognizable.
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Music lovers who cherish Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" should not worry that this rendering will do lasting harm.
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Still, for this one child, the black-and-white rendering brought color and depth to the Robinson story.
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Snapshot: Above, an artist's rendering of Kepler-62f, a planet that orbits a star other than the sun.
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Hell, it's titled "The Brink," and the poster features a rendering of him standing over the globe itself.
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And it feels exactly like that, and then some, in a 3-D rendering from artist Claire Hentschker.
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They affirm Jehovah — their rendering of the term for the Judeo-Christian God — as lord of the universe.
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Of course, it looked a little different before the rendering magician, Chris Bethell, got his hands on it.
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Origins dissolves the separation between support structure and display item by rendering the entire construction in similar materials.
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Some of the tricks it uses to accomplish this is automatic rendering of near-field effects when an object is approached, and on Unity, pre-rendering of CPU-heavy reverb that matches the acoustic properties of an object's material (marble pillars, for example, or the interior of a wood cabin).
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Legislators might "pack" political opponents into a few districts, rendering their votes meaningless in other areas of the state.
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Fans suspected the ink rendering of his ex was intentionally in the shadows on the artist's Pillowtalk single art.
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One of their terms of art is "clopping," which means masturbating to a pornographic rendering of an MLP character.
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In recent years, Chrome (more precisely, its browser engine, Blink) has basically become the standard for rendering the web.
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It settles in heavy folds, Dou's stippled brushstrokes following every bulge in its topography and rendering every nubbly stitch.
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Artist's rendering of the Pluto-Charon dwarf planet system, which is not quite a system where moons have moons.
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He's spent the last three years publishing similar experiments with a plugin for 3D rendering software Maya called Golaem.
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Both strains both have specific enzymes that can break down carbapenem antibiotics, rendering these powerful drugs ineffective, explained Chen.
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Less time spent rendering means more time creating something, which is a change I think everyone can get behind.
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"We're mostly trying to fill in those few milliseconds when GPUs can do work besides rendering graphics," Thompson says.
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" Clifford accused Trump of not signing the NDA thus "rendering it legally null and void and of no consequence.
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Previously, exoplanets had been found orbiting massive stars, rendering them impossible to study in great detail using current technology.
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Perhaps I should shut up and let the man actually do a couple such discussions before rendering my verdict.
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But across from his desk hangs a crayon rendering of an American flag overlaid with determined elementary school handwriting.
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Those rumors can't be confirmed via the rendering, though Fast Company reports that it's one thing holding developers back.
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An architectural rendering online sparked rumors that the lounge will be replaced by a Sephora, the French cosmetics boutique.
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Not at the moment, said Kan when asked if the firm is rendering services in exchange for startup equity.
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If you want to avoid rendering your phone useless, maybe hold off on downloading the new update for now.
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The result is a photorealistic rendering of a room that answers the question: 'How will this all look together?
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Once infected, the virus encrypts each computer to a private key, rendering it unusable until the system is decrypted.
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Both could be seen as extensions of what "Environments" tapped into, rendering simple natural sounds curiously out of date.
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For its tests, AppleInsider used Cinebench R093, a CPU-intensive 209D rendering program, to compare performance between both machines.
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We turn and then arrive at an artist's sculptural rendering of what such a man might have looked like.
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The film's hi-def rendering and sensational imagery seduce audiences in a way that is safe, if not conservative.
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But these thoughts are so powerful that it's impossible for me to think about anything else, rendering distractions meaningless.
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That's a nearly $2,000 GPU, but the added benefits are mostly in memory management and not raw rendering power.
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Even the Marvel rendering looks kind of pathetic with just stanchions and a presumed meet-and-greet with characters.
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They rely on data for the vehicle's sensors and cameras, along with a vivid rendering of its surrounding environment.
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The rendering in the new Maps app is particularly nice looking, a little like Google's Street View on steroids.
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And the advancement of wide shot technology allowed for massive scaling up of the image without sacrificing rendering quality.
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It bypassed CSS and HTML rendering, and communicated directly with a computer's graphics processing unit to produce impressive visuals.
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The Monochrome Display Adapter, beyond not supporting color, had solid text-rendering capabilities and a parallel port for printers.
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Boeing unveiled a rendering for a hypersonic passenger plane in June, which is the next speed class above supersonic.
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A digital rendering, even one you can rotate, is, after all, a just a series of 2-D images.
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It is the Great Usurper, rendering everything from newspapers to music players to actual human interaction all but obsolete.
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When someone tears their ACL, it means that the ligament snaps into two pieces, rendering the knee joint unstable.
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So far, "Vinyl" has artfully struck a balance between rendering the era in detail and taking liberties for impact.
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Specifically, keyboards are breaking down because specks of dust can get trapped underneath the keys, rendering them un-pressable.
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I had to guess which was the real car and which was made through a Unity ray-traced rendering.
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"These jokes are not about Mr. Cosby, not about assault, and not about rendering anyone unconscious," his lawyers wrote.
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The main benefit of virtual reality turns out to be just blocking outside distractions, rendering the immersive environment moot.
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Bankhead conceded that under the new policy, some use cases will "no longer be allowed," rendering some apps obsolete.
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Thus rendering it one of THE prime time lunch destinations for those looking to grab an easy, fresh bite.
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Don't call it "smoked" in front of Lang, though, because he prefers the term "rendering meat with wood" instead.
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A technology called foveated rendering can dramatically strip down a virtual environment, only fully detailing the places we're looking.
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The final straw came with the advent of synthetic rubber years later, rendering the whole purpose of Fordlandia useless.
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There's also a new 21099-core GPU in the A214 that's 221 percent faster with tessellation and multilayer rendering.
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ESA An rendering of the Trace Gas Orbiter (on the left) separating from the Schiaperelli lander (on the right).
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Indra and Meekins expressed hope that in the future, the program will get better at rendering unique, ethnic characteristics.
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Supporting this is the fascinating inclusion of a lone sculpture which mirrors her smooth, confident lines and crisp rendering.
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Using the technique to render all those little scratches only took 1.4x as long as rendering it totally smooth.
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Rendering that data public isn't going to force Netflix to adjust the strategy it's been pursuing for several years.
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James "offers a captivating rendering of an animal's point of view, estranging but also legible," Randy Boyagoda wrote here.
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And it would totally jumble corporate America's business models, raising taxes on many firms and rendering some non-viable.
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You see who is riding the bus, and who is walking past those people with blinders, rendering them invisible.
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