Or, at the very least, shading them in some more.
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She goes in with shading, then adds pops of color.
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The different color shading indicates the coverage of sea ice.
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She paints some of the shapes flatly while shading others.
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The attention to shading, light, form, and detail is astounding.
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It's like sketching a silhouette by shading in the empty space.
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The touch sensitivity lets you do more natural shading and contouring.
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Also, there is only one line weight, and shading isn't easy.
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Putting on a British accent and shading former Bachelor Nick Viall.
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Added one perfect adjective or geographical shading to pull you in.
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Instead, she liked one shading Swift's recent Saturday Night Live appearance.
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I use a lot of gray tones, works best for shading.
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I'd have people in my life subtly shading me for it.
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She quickly clarified that she was not shading Styles and Jenner.
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After this is complete, he does two or three-step shading.
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The pattern uses yellow and blue shading to create the illusion.
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This story is told with a feeling for shading and nuance.
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Above, a woman shading herself from the sun in New York.
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"This story is told with a feeling for shading and nuance."
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But in the late 1960s, it took on a different shading.
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I like rendering and shading and nibbly little detail work mostly.
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Here's the money graph: The blue shading represents uncertainties in the forecast.
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Well, if you're Ashley Tisdale, it's all about Instagram filter shading, IRL.
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The final step of making a character come to life is shading.
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No matter the reasoning, Sutherland, now 49, isn't shading his ex's decision.
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It was the mood, the tone, the shading that I reacted to.
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Since January, he's quickly become a master at shading the current president.
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But I've argued for shading toward an uninformed prior — that's 25 percent.
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The colors aren't ultravibrant, but the varieties of shading are so subtle.
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"There's shading on my eyebrows and plastic behind my ears," Armisen said.
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The dense weaving by van Aelst creates a painterly sense of shading.
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The subtle shading between the tiles creates depth and dimension to show security.
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At first it is purely geometric; with time it develops relief and shading.
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This is all about shading a young woman for having multiple sexual partners.
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It recommended better shading for cocoa trees and the use of improved varieties.
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Roberts uses no color or shading in any of her spreads, only outlines.
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Our job is to figure out the following: What's up with the shading?
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Designers incorporated details like shading systems designed to reduce glare on computer screens.
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Yet what the new Carvalho gains in psychological shading, he loses in journalistic acuity.
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"For research, I actually watched Kim's tutorial on face shading and contouring," Chastain said.
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She later defended herself on Instagram, writing that she was not explicitly "shading" Swift.
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Shading your face is important, of course, but you shouldn't have to sacrifice aesthetics.
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The NFL star later concluded the message by seemingly shading Culpo's rumored beau Zedd.
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Fans immediately pitted the women against one another as if Rihanna were shading Nicki.
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But the context in which the work exists can give it a political shading.
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Tree boughs relax into the yawning landscape, shading a collection of curious marble sculptures.
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Plane trees form natural arcs, shading streets and the green spaces of Cadman Plaza.
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Once we had the hang of that, Beck taught us his "stripey-shading" method.
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A burly drill instructor in khaki, a wide-brimmed hat shading his face, approached.
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For lighting and shading, the company started using The Foundry's Katana for the first time.
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And then there's textures and lighting and shading and everything that goes along with it.
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The new Whiteboard app includes collaborative inking, geometry recognition, table conversion, and automatic table shading.
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But the way Dorinda went about retaliating against this relentless shading couldn't have been worse.
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Witherspoon, meanwhile, adds complex shading to perhaps her trademark role as a spunky, ambitious upstart.
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Narrator: Benjamin chooses to work with tulle because the fabric is suitable for creating shading.
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Intensity of each bull market More intense The darker the shading, the quicker it rose.
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One gives you six options for colors and shading of the tab bar and toolbar.
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Shading her eyes from the harsh midday sun, she shakes her head as she speaks.
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So the actress was confused when people started reaching out to her about "shading" Cabello.
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Tilt will detect the angle of the pen to enable shading and better accuracy for inking.
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Oback's colors, her lighting and shading, are dynamic, setting the tone and energy in each panel.
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To the right, the singer pointed to a now filled-in sun with some updated shading.
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Finely rendered, the figures boast delicate shading and soft lines and reveal incredible attention to detail.
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Wendy Carr isn't the only Mindhunter woman whose character gets a little shading this time around.
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"These new strategies for irrigation and shading will keep the wine industry going," he reckons. L'chaim!
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"Ohr never believed [Steele] was making up information or shading it," the memos read in part.
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The shading species, such as avocado or hardwood trees, can be an additional source of income.
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Lisa Ling is taking a huge shot at Caitlyn Jenner for shading presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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The harsh chiaroscuro and angular figures recall German Expressionism, and the use of shading is meticulous.
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Most people who hold that job wind up shading things, even if they're not trying to.
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Neither is the shape of the avatars, the shading of the icons, or even the character count.
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Glover's Twitter response seems to refer to that speculation — but his response didn't end with shading Variety.
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There we have control over how thick the lines should be, the shading, opacity, and the coloring.
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"I kinda tried to cover her face up with some shading, but people still know," Bieber said.
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The Picnic has laid down roots with a big, steel-and-concrete "roof" shading the picnic tables.
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That's why last year's change to allow people to select emoji skin-tone shading was good news.
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With some clever shading techniques, it's easier to create a multi-leveled fortress in a 2D space.
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They've got the quiver and shading of great Romantic piano, with Duke Ellington's panoramic blues folded in.
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John Barrowman's hatched an idea that'll benefit the homeless while simultaneously shading Target for an embarrassing incident.
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From the first words Beale utters, he projects a lifetime of assumed gravitas now shading into burnout.
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You're Korean-American, and that adds a different shading to your character and performance in the film.
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The agency offers a map displaying the number of coronavirus cases by state in ranges, using shading.
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"Historically there are these really beautiful windows that use carved wood latticework to provide shading," he explained.
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And if that means fewer of its iconic (but not particularly shading) palm trees, so be it.
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It had been quiet enough to hear the birds in the centenarian plane trees shading the square.
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There's no dirt on him anywhere, and little more than a shading of stubble on his chin.
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Heck, you can do shading with an actual crayon, so maybe Logitech really tricked us on the name.
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Blue shading shows zones forecast to be at risk from flash floods from excessive rain on Sept. 14.
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In the map above, the blue shading shows areas at risk of flash flooding over the coming day.
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"One person even noted this was karma for Bieber shading Gomez's BFF Taylor Swift, tweeting, "Snakes eat RATS.
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Karma won't be coming for Ashley Tisdale, because it turns out she wasn't shading Taylor Swift after all.
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In discussing his penchant, and talent, for shading a public narrative in his favor, he made a comparison.
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This includes ideas like using underwater fans, creating artificial upwellings of colder water or using localized shading structures.
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Kate and Lauren, no less than Sydney and the senator, are improbable exaggerations, caricatures with no human shading.
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Besides, who among us doesn't have a secret space somewhere just for the purposes of shading your enemies?
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Flowering cherry and crab-apple trees bloomed pink and white in the spring, shading a lovely green lawn.
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Mr. Brown isn't a vocal powerhouse, but his voice is lithe, and he delivers with real shading here.
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It's not as though tech companies are alone in the shading and vagueness in some of these announcements.
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Previous accounts gave us the logistics, but Bilton's book gives us psychological shading and insight into Alford's method.
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The fields gave way to darkly arching oaks, tree tunnels shading a narrow country road outside Winters, Calif.
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"I was shading him a little bit toward right field," said Agee of Hendricks, who bats left-handed.
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For one, the Runaways parents probably needed some shading in, given that their comic counterparts were flatly, generically evil.
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Raw Facebook data being grabbed and sold does add some rather colorful shading around the standard Facebook line — i.e.
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Clinton has not shied away from shading Trump in the two years since she lost the presidency to him.
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He was trusted because he was even, and he covered things from both perspectives, shading as he thought appropriate.
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Racism exists within the world of Three Billboards, but only to give shading to the morality of white characters.
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Some of the best U.S. Supreme Court precedent for each side comes from cases with similarly strong political shading.
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While the Surface Pen is now sold separately, it now supports tilt for shading and is way more responsive.
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News' tweet sharing the story, she retweeted it, and added a comment shading whoever this so-called "insider" is.
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" Others joked that, perhaps, Blue was shading Camila Cabello for one specific reason: "Blue Ivy is a harmonizer. Confirmed.
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"They're missing shading and shadowing, so they don't have a lot of depth to them right now," says Weinmiller.
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The UI elements, like the buttons up top and the shading on the square toward the bottom, completely disappear.
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Using strong black lines and high contrast, Suartika's meticulous attention to detail emerges in his figures and his shading.
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Entering the school in 1918, Yakerson developed a painting style that echoed Chagall's strange elongations and bold shading patterns.
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She even included the video of Nicki Minaj shading her at the 2015 VMAs, which would make anyone cringe.
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During the 2019 AMAs, Dewan was accused of shading the singer during Cabello's performance of "Señorita" with Shawn Mendes.
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THE CARROTS, KNOWN as jazar ahmar, are stocky and rugged, as dark as wine, shading from red into purple.
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Other notable additions include Variable Rate Shading for improved frame rates and resolution and DirectX Raytracing for better lighting.
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George Washington pretty much drew the blueprint for how a president should be (war hero, tall, easily rendered through shading).
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After being unveiled, it showcased its artificial intelligence by shading Elon Musk and owning Jimmy Fallon at rock-paper-scissors.
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Donahue paints with wide, flat brushstrokes and minimal shading, articulating bodies in curving pools of color bounded by thick outlines.
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But in 2005, the first lady brought out the zingers, shading her husband for going to sleep by 9 p.m.
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Though Fisher's boasted purples, yellows, and blues, Lourd kept it simple with fine black ink and layers of fine shading.
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"And NO this post is NOT 'shading' anyone because I'm not 11-years-old," he captioned the post, in hashtag.
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But it's incredibly responsive and accurate, works for shading at an angle, and is just all-around fun to use.
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Across seven courses, you'll be introduced to the different aspects of drawing, from laying shapes to shading to figure drawing.
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On the back end of the pipeline — shading work, lighting, effects, rendering — we needed key players to help us out.
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It creates an illusion of fuller, plumper lips by overlining in strategic areas and shading the mouth an even color.
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Liberty Ellman, leading a hyper-articulate quartet called Supercell, delivered a master class in oblique harmonic shading and splintered groove.
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But to those who live next to his unmaintained properties, the precise shading of his business model offers little comfort.
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The highlights range from shading the Sharks for never winning the Stanley Cup to chugging Molson beers before the game.
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Vietnam '22.8 Shading my eyes from the bright sun, I stared into the bomb crater amid the verdant rice paddies.
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Fountain-pen ink looks beautiful as it dries, since it often has shading, or color variations, and sometimes shifting iridescence.
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For instance, the foil might be useful as a shading component for telescopes hunting for exoplanets, according to the researchers.
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But burning, a technique that can involve a surprising amount of shading and subtlety, has deep roots in many cuisines.
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I think it would have been hard to see the AC-DC element without some sort of circling or shading.
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Emerging from these fields are holes and planetoids outlined with the side of a pencil and filled with light shading.
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Shortly after shading Tonys presenter Rachel Bloom during Sunday's show, the actor criticized one of the night's major winners, Bruce Springsteen.
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But in conveying that message, it does so by shading bosses who don't respect their IT departments, complete with hijinksy-music.
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Everyone knows that Katy Perry loves her dog Nugget almost as much as she loves not-so-subtly shading Taylor Swift.
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News asked the country singer if he was deliberating shading Lambert referencing her new relationship with a different recently country star.
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She navigated the coloratura hurdles with ease throughout, her shading, dynamic control and expressive nuance rendering the confession scene particularly potent.
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Facial Detection: Previously, facial detection was not robust in corner cases like side angles, partial shading or occlusion, or babies' faces.
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To give dimension to his creations, the artist applies dyes to table salt to enhance the effect of depth and shading.
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After seeing a video of the Palm Springs crew shading Woods on the car ride there, she called Kim in tears.
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He specifically mentioned his oldest daughter, Samantha Grant, who has been shading Meghan in the weeks leading up to the wedding.
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But that doesn't mean we're opposed to the idea of a little shading or highlighting to help our features stand out.
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In the docs, David also accuses Jennifer of shading him with an Instagram video where she's whispering about hate and jealousy.
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So called "self-shading" windows have coatings that can change color when a condition changes — say when someone flips a switch.
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Selena Gomez pleaded with fans to reign in their abuse on Twitter after they accused Hailey Bieber of shading the singer.
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It adds shading to parts that are often left blank when stories like this get splashed across newspapers in real life.
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What Prideaux contributes is mainly shading and psychological insight — never more than when she takes on his prime antagonist: his body.
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The photo shows that Lovato had liked a post on Instagram that called-out people for thinking she was shading Swift.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The pork is stained red, shading from carmine to vermilion, and a beautiful ruin.
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Tognon had never been too interested in color — the subtle shading of stone usually sufficed — but in Bicocca, he began experimenting.
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There's no room, in this rendition of strife, for the usual shading and wit and flexible scale of Ms. Swift's songwriting.
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The first thing you probably noticed was that some of the squares are shaded, and the shading makes an odd pattern.
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It was the comment heard around the world ... cause pretty much the entire universe came after Martin for shading Marvel films.
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"Instagram brows" became popular sometime around 2014, and inspired everyone on the internet to create a shading effect with eyebrow gel.
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Most reserve their passions for years without long losing streaks, the ins and outs of bad seasons shading into gray territory.
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It's a basic design, powered by ArcGIS, pinning the individual, interior, and scenic landmarks with dots, and shading in the historic districts.
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A clever use of shading, and how the 2D image has been illustrated, tricks the brain into thinking it exists in 3D.
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The claim went viral ... with everyone from athletes to even NASA's head, Jim Bridenstine, shading the NBA stud for the outrageous claim.
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Currently in private preview for Surface Hub devices, the new whiteboard includes collaborative inking, geometry recognition, table conversion, and automatic table shading.
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The S Pen includes 4,000 levels of pressure and the ability to detect tilt for shading (just like Microsoft's new Surface Pen).
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Shading reefs using a polymer film as a sunscreen to cool them is under discussion for parts of the Great Barrier Reef.
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This kind of two-toned coloration is called counter-shading, and it's used as a kind of camouflage to hide from predators.
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The new Surface Pen has 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity — twice as much as before — and can supports tilting for shading effects.
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Sutton said the shading along the neck in the photos she received is drastically different from the one provided by Robinson's attorney.
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The avatars look noticeably more three-dimensional than they did before, with additional depth and shading compared to their relatively flat predecessors.
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"This is my ex-girlfriend, so I kinda tried to cover her face up with some shading," he said at the time.
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Users will also find much more accurate tilting and shading, allowing the pen to function like a real pencil in some applications.
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Factory workers, each represented by a core, can complete lots of easy, similar tasks with incredible efficiency—tasks like geometry and shading.
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I could tilt the pen at extreme angles and see a shading effect onscreen and pressure sensitivity was more precise than ever.
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"It's pretty much all thanks to Instagram," Gibson says, claiming that he has never done color tattoos or pieces focused on shading.
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Or the words, "When babe pisses me off, but I still go to visit the next day," on a shading Kourtney Kardashian.
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Together with the pergola-like shades, the balconies offer protection for the facade, providing both shading and helping to break up winds.
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The combination of sharply Democratic cities and suburban areas shading blue is a long run political disaster in the making for Republicans.
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It uses bright colours, high contrast, graded shading and asymmetric stylings to confound an algorithm's assumptions about what a face looks like.
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For the next hour, we used stripey-shading to fill in the triangles between each spiral arm with a labyrinth-like pattern.
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We saw a lot of the same events from Noah's perspective, playing out basically the same way but with differences of shading.
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Tyler said this ability made it possible for most of da Vinci's artworks to have the precise shading he is known for.
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Beyond that, Shickman said, electrical grids will have to be shifted to renewables like solar or wind, which provide ample shading effects.
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Still others simply can't host solar on their own roof because of tree shading, orientation or the physical condition of the structure.
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The data visualizations contain no shadows or shading, only stark lines and bold colors: a wildly different aesthetics of the color line.
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Europe's political jigsaw is a picture in transition: the traditional red and blue hues shading the left and right divide are being replaced.
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Outside of Old Hollywood's glitz and glamour, de Havilland was infamous for shading her sister (and bitter rival) Joan Fontaine at every opportunity.
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Obligatory work update: Molly is shading the privileged white boy at her job, Travis (David Hull), for not working as hard as her.
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Instead of shading Melania Trump's oddly timed gift, Obama was simply trying to hold it together on a tough day for her family.
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Tattoo artist Jessica Valentine tells Refinery29 that these tattoos (that require a bit more shading than your typical linework design) can fade quickly.
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At its core though, this is a version of the Titans that fans will recognize, under all the dark shading and character-tweaks.
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The dark brown shading seen on this fossil is reasonably indicative of how it appeared on the bird when it was still alive.
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This allowed them to see how the patterns of shading changed over its body, and how its appearance changed under various lighting conditions.
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Teasing out her soft vocal inflections and textural shading — the album's deftest pleasures — requires attention; muted delicacies rarely reveal much on first listen.
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Here's a look at the plan for the maze, which the team did an incredible job to bring to life, shading and all.
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The more specific pattern of dark and light shading on his backside suggests that this parrot lizard probably lived in a forest canopy.
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In fact, the political shading of the Kajinek case is such that there is now clamouring for him to seek elected office directly.
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Visually, the game was a feast for the eyes in its day, despite the relatively low-resolution graphics and lack of realistic shading.
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Fans think that Lili Reinhart's social media activity is subtly shading Cole Sprouse in the wake of reports about their "very messy" breakup.
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In my brain, pain was shading into pleasure, and, curiously, many of the same regions were involved, activated in a slightly different pattern.
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The joint album is filled with lyrics that some fans interpret to be about settling old scores, shading frenemies and blasting their haters.
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LOVELESS was into linear, solid graphics, and more experienced tattoo artists advised him to add shading and other traditional techniques to his work.
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The lighting designer Elliott Cennetoglu also works in full view of the audience, brightening and dimming the world, shading it blue and green.
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These languages are highlighted by circles/shading, so when you solve 1A and 5A, for example, you write in SHIN and then DIEU.
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Woods' Red Table Talk Update comes after she responded to some fans who accused her on shading Kardashian, 35, on Instagram on Thursday.
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Using simple means, often just pencil and paper, he has made careful, painstaking images that incorporate pattern, shading, invented machines, and schematic views.
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Game design came into its own as a form of artistry and ushered in a whole new world of textures, colours, shading, and intricacy.
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She's been making headlines with her Twitter, as always, but this time it's not for shading an unnamed movie or telling off her haters.
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Sanders's positioning is generally the reverse of this — also broadly continuous with Obama's approach but shading in a more left-wing, more dovish direction.
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Her combination of bawdy subject matter and deft caricature with clear drawing and precise gradations of shading culminates in wonderfully funny, art historical contradiction.
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Flat out, Douglas says he's the best ... and he's tired of people shading him and his skills 'cause he isn't in Dana White's promotion.
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Suicide Squad showed Robbie's Harley as a force to be reckoned with, and Birds of Prey allows her to add more depth and shading.
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Although it's unclear whether or not she enjoys people of other races or genders shading her, she enjoys it when white men do so.
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Following an in-depth private consultation, Wallin and Kim talked about nipple shape, size, shading preference, and nerve sensation before any ink was applied.
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Somehow the people of Dancakes were able to make these tasty flapjacks look exactly like the show's actors, complete with realistic hair and shading.
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On Instagram, the Brazilian artist says that he pioneered an exclusive technique that uses striped marks camouflaged with flesh-colored ink and tattoo shading.
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When a tweet surfaced that showed the reality TV personality shading Justin Bieber, she set the record straight: The viral message was a fake.
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Pink later clarified that she was in awe of Aguilera and moved by her performance — she wasn't shading her, as some Twitter users claimed.
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Google communicates these "Areas of Interest" to its users through a specific orange shading, but with a level of detail that is truly stunning.
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Fine, minute lines of white-out and pencilled-in shading along the curves of her body pull in her waist and narrow her thighs.
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"There might be some labor contractors who are going to be somehow shading things a little bit, that might say, 'Don't mechanize,'" Martin said.
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The singer is Amirtha Kidambi, of the Gothic drone-folk band Seaven Teares; on trumpet is Ambrose Akinmusire, an ace with shading and texture.
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Local materials such as teak and red brick help to create jalees (lattices) and beras (perforated screens), which provide cheap shading, shelter and ventilation.
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Shading on the end of the logo is to add a "sense of depth and movement," according to a statement on the Qantas website.
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It's gorgeous with the long hanging roots of banyan trees and Florida oaks shading the quiet roads lined with Spanish-style and ranch houses.
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You apply the colors in a similar fashion to traditional shading, by swiping the product onto the contours and high points of your face.
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He's crossed some line where everything becomes too muted, too restrained, too cautious, too attenuated, shading in the microdetails at the big picture's expense.
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She folded the corner of her page and stood, shading her eyes; then she walked to the boat rail to get a better look.
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In particular: Is the break from Obama to today as sharp as it seems, or is the familiar narrative perhaps shading our collective memory?
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After the release of "LYTLM," it was believed the model was shading Gomez on her Instagram Story, but Gomez nipped that in the bud.
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Metaxas' shading is diligent and thus convincing; she treats her artwork to multiple cosmetic layers over and over, until a final, luminous result is revealed.
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But again, I wouldn't really call it a pencil, because that term implies that you can do shading and stuff the Crayon simply doesn't do.
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"This is my ex-girlfriend, so I tried to cut her face up with some shading, but people still know," Bieber told GQ in February.
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"This is my ex-girlfriend, so I tried to cut her face up with some shading, but people still know," Bieber told GQ last year.
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Ye fired back that he knew Ariana "said this to be cool and didn't mean no harm," but he still felt it was shading him.
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Remy Ma's first order of business after landing a new recording deal is teaming up with Lil Kim and shading the hell outta Nicki Minaj.
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It could have been way different if Kim or Khloe were there -- at least based on the major shading that went down earlier this year.
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As the company stressed during a briefing ahead of the event, the pen features 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity and support for tilting and shading.
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The President accused the Tennessee senator of enabling President Barack Obama's Iran deal -- shading the facts on that issue -- and of now fighting tax cuts.
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Colored polygons are lain on top of the text and images, sometimes obscuring them, sometimes reframing sections, sometimes merely shading the text and images beneath.
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"Boy" — a world premiere production from the Keen Company, the Ensemble Studio Theater and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation — could use more of such shading.
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For a game that's based on static art, it uses its graphical style and cel shading to capture a real sense of fluidity and movement.
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Martha Stewart may be known for excellent skills in the kitchen, but she also knows a thing or two about shading people on the internet.
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New York-style tattooing is the best example of what has generally been referred to as "East Coast-style," with bold line shading and color.
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The paper used in this book is smooth and untextured, allowing for good color blending and shading with pencils and for precision coloring with pens.
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The days ahead will show whether the Trump administration's repeated shading of the truth will hamper its ability to unite the nation during an emergency.
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Because Hill commented on celebrity makeup lines just two days after their collaboration video, some people believe she was "shading" or subtly criticizing the musician.
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A pair of figures are expressed only with blocks of shading without lines, their whole look legible through carefully darkened cheekbones and folds in clothing.
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Jenna Perry, lead colorist at New York's boutique salon White Rose Collective, suggests shading the root down and adding lowlights before returning to one solid shade.
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The new cards actually split ray tracing up into two components—ray casting (tracking the paths of rays) and shading (determining the final appearance of objects).
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It also brings a new tilt experience, much like Wacom tablets, that allows designers and creators to angle the pen for shading just like a pencil.
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And while outside-the-box hues used to have a tendency to look jarring against skin, the newer versions sideline that issue with more complex shading.
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The tripartite work has a twilight shimmer, suggesting the clarity of daylight just shading into dusk, while their blue-and-black frames signal night coming on.
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Cameron's Na'vi were always computer-generated creations, but here they're recreated perfectly; the avatar's CG-smooth skin and subtle blue shading turned physical, and totally believable.
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Here, ash and linden trees tower nearly 150 feet, their huge canopies shading a moist, tangled understory of hornbeams, ferns, swamp alders and crockery-sized fungi.
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Bizarrely, when Nancy isn't shading Grace, she's extremely sweet, as if she hadn't basically told the new employee to "shut up and clean" mere minutes before.
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Whiteboard supports inking on Windows 10 so styluses like the Surface Pen can be used for collaborative inking, geometry recognition, table conversion, and automatic table shading.
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A massive fence, complete with shading and barbed wire surrounds Nipsey's Marathon Clothing in Los Angeles ... the same place the rapper was murdered back in March.
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Angels left fielder Rafael Ortega, shading Arcia toward right, tried to run it down, but missed the diving attempt at a catch on the warning track.
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Still, there could have been more to the interview that didn't make it into the final profile, so she might not have been shading her friend.
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The main difference is that these guys are pretty good at what they do and have some actual nuance and shading to their production and performances.
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He made 3D models of the dinosaur's color shading and tested them under different types of light to see where they would perform best as camouflage.
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He can move from subtle shading and tonal shifts to tiny squiggles and scribbles in the blink of an eye, from masterly draftsmanship to the cartoony.
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"He added: "Maybe they're just not paying attention, or maybe they believe they're serving some higher cause by shading reality ... And there's an election coming up.
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Microsoft has previously revealed hardware-accelerated DirectX ray tracing and variable rate shading (VRS), and the company says it has patented its own form of VRS.
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The first out of four paragraphs, for example, has been decrypted to read, "BETWEEN SUBTLE SHADING AND THE ABSENCE OF LIGHT LIES THE NUANCE OF IQLUSION".
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It seems Hemsworth's family is all-in on him moving on from Cyrus, with his sister-in-law Elsa Pataky shading the singer in an interview.
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It also conjures the ambiguity of its central character, a self-mythologizing showman trailed by a whiff of corruption and not averse to shading the truth.
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" But then she quickly poked fun of his nose ring, shading him in her confessional: "I haven't really seen a guy with a nose ring since Tupac.
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Now, it seems that Cyrus is shading Trump's wife Melania on Twitter, adding to a strange history of tweets between the pop star and the famous family.
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But limited daylight hours and adverse weather conditions, such as extreme heat or excessive cloud shading, can cause solar panels to operate at less than maximum capacity.
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Even better, each shade comes in its own little jewelry box, so you can gift it without the receiver thinking you're shading their less-than-perfect complexion.
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Angel proved that both the laws of physics and taking the high road are beneath him when he started shading fellow Las Vegas magician Copperfield on Twitter.
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The tattoo, which is now covered by some substantial shading, was first shared with his fans at a concert in Italy at the end of last year.
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Embraer is experimenting with electrochromic glass to allow tinting and shading of the windows, which could make it possible to completely block out light (for nap time).
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It's clear that Korean artists were applying concepts of Western linear perspective and shading to these screens, which were new to Korean art in the 18th century.
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So he was not good, I agree, but I think it could have been a little bit different shading to it had we just caught the ball.
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Then he unveiled the sleeve, all bold shading and gothic pain, as if to warn of some dark secret lurking beneath the quiet manner and boyish charm.
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It insists it has no current plans for deployment, but is looking, among other things, at how solar shading might slow the rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers.
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One is shading the earth from solar radiation, of which the shroud of sulphates in the stratosphere is emerging as the quickest, most effective, and least costly.
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But look a bit closer and you'll see Ike low-key shading Mindy for not returning his texts or giving him advice on his book/movie ideas.
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Kathy Griffin called Megyn Kelly out on Twitter Wednesday, shading the former NBC anchor for her past controversial comments in which she insisted Santa Claus is white.
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Photos posted on the Facebook page for ThaiWhales, a conservation group, showed volunteers tending to the sick whale, shading the mammal while giving it medicine and fluids.
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Words are spoken calmly and with minimal inflection, as if an excess of shading might block the view of what is really (that word again!) being said.
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And while the script offers some amusing lessons in shading language with hopeful sounding words to pitch a deal, Mr. Akhtar's dialogue lacks its usual original snap.
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There is an official lineup of nine theme answers running across today, easily distinguished in the grid by shading or circled boxes, depending on where you solve.
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Hanrahan helped add major new ideas such as a shading language, which made it easier to specify and alter the shape and appearance of computer-generated objects.
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It was during that one, though, when I truly realized how agonizing it is making realistic hair with my process, like outlining and shading every single strand.
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Danielle Macdonald, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Dale Dickey, Elizabeth Marvel, Annaleigh Ashford, Bridget Everett, Eric Lange: The show lets them all do painterly work, shading even minor characters.
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Using bright colors, subtle shading, and vivid detail, Brian Rideout's oil paintings occupy a peculiar space between intimacy and distance, pulling from architecture, interiors, and still life.
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This tonal layer does essential emotional labor in the business of communication, shading and highlighting words in a way that can adapt or even entirely transform their meaning.
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San Jorge de Estella's new look completely erases the subtle features of the original (like the rosy cheeks and lips, and the shading and wear of the armor).
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" He goes to explain how a overall shading of a certain color over hard black lines can create a richer scene: "It's a way to create some depth.
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All it took was some innovative pencil shading for the hunters to figure out where the couple was and where they were going next, which seemed suspiciously simple.
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" But after fans accused her of shading Swift by referencing Katy Perry's rumored diss track about the singer, Kloss quietly changed the caption to read "Nothing but net.
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The third lets you choose colors and shading for the start page you get showing dynamic thumbnails of favorite sites whenever you open a new tab or window.
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To get the normal maps, I had to create a completely new high-polygon model and bake the detailed geometry as a shading image to the other model.
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"We're going in a direction of hiding facts and shading and shaping facts in reaction to a lot of pressure to show fast results," the former official said.
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Within his bulldog tattoo, the use of shading gives the little dog a character and a story that is not overridden by adding color and a distracting background.
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Aside from slight variations in color shading, the two countries' flags appear identical — an observation Tesla CEO Elon Musk appears to have just discovered and shared with Twitter.
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Read more: A YouTuber is facing criminal charges for shading a Miss Universe dress designed by a Thai princess because in Thailand it's illegal to insult the monarchy
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The Al Bahar Towers in Abu Dhabi have a modular shading system that opens and closes to self-shade, like sunglasses, as the sun moves around the building.
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Not all of these can be properly classified as "lies"; Trump might have been shading the truth in the manner of many politicians, or just getting something wrong.
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The third lets you choose colors and shading for the start page you get, showing dynamic thumbnails of favorite sites whenever you open a new tab or window.
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The Japanese Zen Buddhists changed the way the tea was grown by shading the plants, which retained their caffeine content, similar to black tea but less than coffee.
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There's Variable Rate Shading (VRS), which allows for the system to focus on given effects on screen and DirectX Raytracing for improved lighting, reflections and other fine touches.
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Two days earlier, Mr. Tyner had taped "Nights of Ballads and Blues" there (it's an underrated gem that shows the lush shading and ardent poise of his playing).
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So common, in fact, that we normally don't think about the circle itself as carrying any meaning; it could just as well be a diamond, or gray shading.
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His long career in the New York real estate world convinced Mr. Trump that all people are prone to shading their views according to their own self-interest.
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Everyone thinks Kaine will win the race in a walk, given his fund-raising advantages and name recognition and the fact that Virginia has been shading increasingly blue.
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They pamper the horses, painting and picking their feet, trimming their manes to the length of a dollar bill and shading them from the sun to prevent burns.
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Dancer and actress Jenna Dewan shut down speculation that she was shading singer Camila Cabello during her performance of "Señorita" at the 22019 American Music Awards on Sunday.
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Philadelphia left fielder David Lough, who was shading Duda toward right, made a diving attempt at the ball after a long run, but it glanced off his glove.
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Dürer's hand, so used to the tightly packed hatching and shading that complements metalwork and engraving, does not naturally adapt to the larger brush used in his paintings.
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Sometimes you'll almost discern the contour of a landscape or the dark shading of a limb, but ultimately the shapes all drift back into a desolate, spacious abstraction.
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Three versions of "Altarpiece" (1915) are more monumental with solidly blocked-out color, exploring chromatic shading combined with the hard, basic geometric shapes of a triangle and circle.
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Tool users can input granular project-specifics, such as shading from particular beams and facades, to get precise analyses around a building's energy performance under different scenarios and sensitivities.
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"And at maximum eclipse at 5.45:43 pm you will probably notice a dark grey shading to the Moon's northern limb," the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command website explains.
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She captioned the shot, "Let the transformation begin," alluding to how dramatically all of that shading and highlighting was about to alter her face and chisel out her features.
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By giving Kanye consent to the lyrics secretly and then publicly shading him for them, Taylor has finally fully revealed just how manufactured a pop star she really is.
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Start off with the L'Oréal Paris Infallible Total Cover Concealing & Contour Kit — it's a multitasking must-have — then add additional shading with the L'Oréal Paris Infallible Pro-Contour Palette.
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Again, Kitaj places thin strokes of color within the outlines, so that the bright white ground becomes light, and the flesh-colored shading suggests that their bodies are fading.
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And Crayola has a complete guide that shows how to take your tools up a notch by blending colors, shading and adding highlights and lowlights to your newfound masterpieces.
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Whenever the Houston Rockets switched themselves into a mismatch, their defense survived by shading the attack away from Livingston and using his man to clog up any driving lanes.
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All of the details are just right: the sleekness of the silhouette, the old-fashioned glamour of the necklace, and that inky blue velvet just barely shading into black.
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Though they've been rendered with greater modeling through the years — with more roundness and shading than in the initial self-portrait, its annihilating flatness — the absolute blackness has remained.
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Bad guys who actually make some good points aren't anything new; it's an easy way to add some moral shading to an action movie's mostly black-and-white conflict.
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They grew up in Douglaston and even as they have aged, the ESPN team has had on hand an audio tool that can be used to offer some shading.
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Psychological insight had changed Morgan's life, and he rarely told a story without shading in the emotional details, elucidating how his inner wounds had led him to harm others.
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Both the atmospheric shading caused by space dust and the enhanced bioproductivity from marine organisms could have played a role in reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide and cooling the climate.
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She used colored and graphite pencils, and the delicate shading reflects not only an acute color sense, but also changes in moods and levels of pain or well-being.
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I know Draco is a popular figure in fandom, but I'd argue that you have to read hard against the text to find a lot of shading for him.
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T.I. is tired of setting the record straight about his record in trap music, which probably explains why he's shading mega producer Brian Grazer's planned biopic on Gucci Mane.
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Composed with the detailed shading of colored pencils, Arosio's drawings are an easy mood-lifter, full of unpretentious joy and lightheartedness, but they also smack of an impish charm.
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Factor in UV protection, adaptive shading, and ingredients usually reserved for skin care, and you've got yourself a massive makeup upgrade that's perfectly attuned to the lazy days of summer.
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Tool users can input granular project-specifics, such as shading from particular beams and facades, to get precise analyses around a building's energy performance under different scenarios and sensitivities. Cove.
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In Russell and Feehan's hands, Hanna-Barbera's audacious pink mountain lion is given new, Flintstonian shading: This Snagglepuss is more stylish, more fuchsia, more unapologetic than his original cartoon iteration.
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He used his left hand for the majority of the tattoo, but used his new prosthetic machine to complete some of the tattoo's shading, as seen in the clip above.
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When we opened the box, the cake inside was shaped like a giant anatomical heart, covered in blood red fondant, with dark shading to make it look even more gory.
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Its proprietary algorithm analyzes what people say and tries to determine what they really mean—whether they are perhaps shading the truth or not being completely comfortable about their views.
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We used that as a starting place, but added our experience and techniques we developed with commercials, combined with sheer madness in terms of the amount of shading and detail.
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Nuances of color abound — not just blue brushstrokes but blue shading into lighter, sometimes near-white gradients; not just one tone of burnt umber but many, condensed into small areas.
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This kind of shading ups the intrigue in many ways, but it also makes for a much less cathartic viewing experience than those 9/11 and War On Terror movies.
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Dunkirk (July 20143) With The Dark Knight, Christopher Nolan emerged as one of our finest blockbuster filmmakers, weaving pathos, moral nuance and emotional shading into his first-rate action sequences.
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When he moves the phone around in the air, the buttons and elements on the screen react to the lighting of the room he's in, complete with shading and highlights.
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It also, more surprisingly, offers some gray-shading, notably with Durotan (Toby Kebbell), an orc chieftain with hands as big as Volkswagen Beetles and a pregnant mate, Draka (Anna Galvin).
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Olivero recalled a maker of the region's famed Barolo red wine who wanted to cut down two oaks — trees that are perfect hosts for truffles — that were shading his vines.
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"With time, the dusky shading will become more prominent, and as mid-eclipse approaches, the lopsidedness of the moon's illumination will be totally obvious," Sky & Telescope added in the statement.
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Just after Selena Gomez dropped her new single, "Lose You to Love Me," Hailey Baldwin posted an Instagram Story that had some fans wondering if she was shading the singer.
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The same might be said about shading one's Facebook photo in rainbow colors after terrorism at a gay nightclub in Florida or in the French tricolor after attacks in Paris.
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How it works: When a user hits the pause button while watching a show, an ad will show up on the left-hand side of the screen against a gradient shading.
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In the meantime, Fiona Apple is shading Trump with her own lyrics in a song called "Tiny Hands," which will be performed at the Women's March, The New York Times reports.
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Of course, for a writer to give voice to an animal is to purport to offer up a secret, and the difficulty becomes how to tell it without shading into cuteness.
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The towers promise 32-percent in energy savings compared to similar code-compliant buildings by using glazing and directional shading which reduces the sun's glare from Singapore's year-round tropical climate.
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Nvidia is also introducing new rendering and texture shading techniques that will allow game developers to avoid having to continually shade every part of a scene when the player moves around.
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I do think that if the show is trying to sustain the story beyond the book's narrow focus, shading out the people who built and keep Gilead afloat is pretty crucial.
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Again, the slightest touch of pigment will suffice here, since having bright orbs of color right in the center of your face can only be pulled off with barely-there shading.
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There was also no way for Congress to fact check whether Treasury's math was correct or if they were shading the numbers to give themselves a little bit of wiggle room.
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And in taking a cue from the rule-breaking, and sailor-mouthed Sophia, the Girlboss Twitter went to work responding to each one, shading the hell out of publication, after publication.
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When she later asks her boss for a promotion or raise for three years of stellar work, he responds by shading her lack of a college degree and shutting her down.
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" And in his now-infamous interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Miller praised Silicon Valley lead Thomas Middleditch, while also shading him for "want[ing] to be the star of the show.
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But cognition must be understood as an evolutionary product, like any other biological phenomenon; it exists on a spectrum, de Waal argues, with familiar forms shading into absolutely alien-looking ones.
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The sculpture directly cites Giambattista Nolli's 1748 map of Rome, revolutionary for its use of shading to distinguish public from private space, and it epitomizes Al-Hadid's interest in the cartographic.
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But it's not all aesthetics —Dezeenexplained that the plants will provide natural shading, improve the air quality, absorb seven tons of carbon dioxide, and produce eight tons of oxygen per year.
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Critics have not always been kind, and his penchant for playfulness, eventually shading into pretentiousness, began to grate, even as the clothes — more affordably priced than many of his contemporaries' — sold.
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On the latest episode of The Run-Up, we explore what happened to truth in this campaign and who's to blame for the new world of truth-shading and outright falsehoods.
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Plus, their respective first seasons follow a similar arc, kicking off with rapid-fire humor, then increasingly shading the jokes with serious character exploration as you get further into the story.
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It's definitely a feature I could see myself using consistently when I'm on the road, and the pressure features do indeed work well for doing things like shading or digital painting.
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It's interesting even as a layperson to see the amount of care that goes into every little piece of this model, from realistically shading hair to self-occlusion on the eyeball.
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It's such a good cast that Bello is there to play a character who barely has anything to do, her character obviously destined for deeper shading in season two or three.
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With a little more shading and originality, "13 Minutes" might have pushed beyond its familiar Nazi tropes to shape something more immediate and infinitely more potent: an ominous portrait of radicalization.
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On Sunday, the "Slide Away" singer went live on Instagram with Simpson, 22, and spoke fondly about her blossoming relationship with the Australian singer while seemingly shading estranged husband Liam Hemsworth.
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Narrator: That part seems pretty simple, but mixing it with more specific and intricate detail work, like shading and smaller shapes, means Joe must have complete control of his hand muscles.
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Together with more migrants traveling north from Rome, they walked the familiar path past abandoned buildings and camper lots, by the Simply supermarket and to the pine woods shading the beaches.
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"damn miley cyrus is really out there shading liam and basically calling him a piece of shit like don't forget you have loved him and married him," one wrote on Twitter.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' On the plate is a tangle of fernbrake, wild young shoots shading from purple to rust brown to army green, the colors of mulch.
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But there's a certain level of dishonesty or a type of lie that goes beyond overpromising or shading the truth, and that's more than just a moral failing by an individual.
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His restored face addresses the admittedly faded shading and coloring, but makes San Jorge look more like a Moral Orel character instead of a knight in conflict with a giant mythical creature.
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Neither Jane nor the ladies of Insecure should lost their feminist cards simply because they ended up shading a woman for being an actual stripper or having the supposed style of one.
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She revelled in the encyclopedic knowledge needed to capture the exact shading of phrases, and blessed the internet for allowing her to track down, through their Latin names, obscure plants and birds.
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Add to this her virtuosic command of color, shading, and multiple, complex spaces, and it should be clear that we are in the presence of a great artist whose medium is watercolor.
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Over the past year, the two rappers have gone from denying ill will toward one another to slyly shading each other to supposedly brawling at a party during New York Fashion Week.
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These are RTX-OPS, an average of the card's performance across operations like shading, ray-tracing, etc, and giga rays per second which measures how well the new cards can ray-trace.
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"This is my ex-girlfriend, so I tried to cut her face up with some shading, but people still know," Bieber said in a video with GQ. Looking for more style content?
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But while I felt Hillary was still shading the argument in a misleading way, the tweet didn't do full justice to a valid claim on her part: No TARP, no auto bailout.
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Retouching was kept to a bare minimum: just a little cleanup (though not too much, this is e-waste after all), color correction and shading before being dropped into the final layout.
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Leaned up against the walls are tall slices of dichroic glass that change color depending on the angle from which the light hits them, shading from green-indigo to gold and magenta.
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The question that lingers around Mosby, then, is really one of shading: whether the failure to convict was a result of her own mistakes or of the larger forces arrayed against her.
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Narrator: The perfectly placed folding and bunching of just the right amount of tulle, mixed with the strategic shading, is what makes our eyes register a face when looking at the fabric.
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The most recent major national poll from The Economist and YouGov showed an extremely close contest, with Biden at 22 percent support, only just shading Sanders (19 percent) and Warren (18 percent).
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It doesn't help that panels on flat roofs are more susceptible to shading and tougher to position for optimal efficiency, which Ludwig says is a 33 degree pitch and pointed due south.
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There's not, however, a lot of wit or shading to their performances — the writing can be blamed, but they could be doing more to amplify it, to make the show more fun.
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The show is also shading out the Commander in a way I'm not sure I can quite track, though I'm interested enough to give it the benefit of the doubt, for now.
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Working at Bell Laboratories, Julesz showed that the depth perception from stereographs could be divorced from the depth cues we get from a photo, like shading, overlap, perspective lines, and relative sizes.
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Still, advocates have criticized the disclosures as pocked with holes, with few details shading in the nature of the abuse allegations or how church officials responded to them when they were made.
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Most include a wider degree of tilt and pressure sensitivity, which lets you vary the weight and shading of the lines drawn on the tablet screen, much like a pen on paper.
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Then I use the default Photoshop brush tool set to a low opacity and start shading inside each selection or cutout shape, building up colors similar to a painting or physical airbrushing.
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The history between Sophie and Anne's African-American housekeeper is particularly fuzzy, though the fabulous Lorraine Toussaint plays her with more majesty and shading than her few lines would seem to permit.
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Painting in watercolors on paper in the European tradition, Das captured the form of the fruit bat using the Mughal practice of prataj: meticulous shading from light to dark to define shape.
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These artist pens are slender, but the nib shape resembles a paintbrush, which makes them perfect for shading in an illustration or even highlighting a report, as I imagine Mr. Pruitt sometimes does.
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While you've been busy trying to figure out why you continue shading a shoe brand whose comfort level even you can't resist, Ugg added yet another high-fashion designer collaboration to its roster.
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Bechdel paints a separate ink wash layer for shading, adding depth and complexity to the images, and breaks from the standard grid of her pages when the story or image calls for it.
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A storyline focused on Andi and his father feels like a drag on the film at times — it provides some shading into what makes him tick, but never enough to justify the detours.
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Danielle, who is married to Kevin Jonas, clapped back after she was accused of "shading" Priyanka Chopra while wishing her soon-to-be sister-in-law Sophie Turner a happy birthday on Instagram.
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I also like to look quite natural, so I like foundation and a little shading and some blush to make you feel like you just crawled out of bed but not too heavy.
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Some games will simply render in true 43K now, while others will just take advantage of the improved guts of the PS24 Pro to provide more shading, wider color gamut, and improved textures.
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Some have likened his widescreen vision of blue-collar American life to the classic movie epics of John Ford -- an analogy that at this point could still use some added heft and shading.
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Click here to view original GIFBodypaint artist Johannes Stötter is famous for hiding the human body in the shape of animals with the perfect amount of shading and the right mixture of paint.
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Because it is unclear what Kardashian could be shading Swift for now, the star may be using the snake symbolism to hint that Kourtney Kardashian's relationship with boyfriend Younes Bendjima is in flux.
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Creator DJ Nash assured Refinery29 that Eddie's wife Katherine (Grace Park), who is sketched as an emotionless ice queen in the pilot, will get some sympathetic shading in an early season 1 episode.
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The 20-year-old will be the tallest man in the sport this year, narrowly shading the driver he will replace at Force India for 93, Nico Hulkenberg, by a couple of centimetres.
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David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter Cooper turns out to be a good fit, with an efficient, straightforward handle on directing duties and an actor's well-honed instinct for intimate character shading and interaction.
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The Microsoft Office support site has illustrated instructions for using Excel table styles this way, and detailed guides for adding the shading with either technique in Excel 2007, Excel 2010 and other versions.
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And she's had a lot of practice shading, with a smile, the general BS women endure through her role on MTV's Girl Code, hilariously tearing down everything from slut-shaming to vocal fry.
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The design is meant to replicate the "cel shading" aesthetic of "Borderlands 2" — a graphic technique that is used in video games and 3-D renderings to give objects a hand-drawn look.
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As it is, the little bit of bat brooding in "Justice League" feels unmotivated and unearned, and lacks the shading of the character in the "Dark Knight" or even in the Lego movies.
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As a member of the Jewish diaspora who has often "passed" enough for white to be exposed to acts of anti-Semitism, ranging from casual to outrageous, I can identify with this shading.
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SENTOSA, Singapore — On the roads just outside Singapore's Capella Hotel last Friday, gardeners were replanting the flower beds and laborers were touching up road markings, shading their heads from the fierce midday heat.
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PIETRASANTA, Italy — Shading his eyes from the warm Tuscan sun, the artist Giuseppe Penone watched as a crane hoisted a bronze tree trunk into position to cradle an 11-ton carved marble block.
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This is particularly the case for renewable energy sources, whose fuel depends on ever-shifting weather patterns to keep clouds from shading the sun, fill rivers with water and make the winds blow.
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Neil Austin's lighting possesses a shadowy chiaroscuro that lends added shading — literally — to the closing passages of a piece here performed with two intermissions, whereas in New York it was played straight through.
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Cropmarks - patterns of shading in crops and grass seen most clearly from the air - form faster in hot weather as the fields dry out, making this summer's heatwave ideal for discovering such sites.
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"It would be extremely important to figure out whether [carbon dioxide] drawdown because of fertilizing iron and increased bioproductivity or dust-shading is the more important parameter that leads to cooling," Schmitz said.
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It's not as if future episodes won't bring more shading to the others as well, and Chibnall's strength building out an ensemble cast on his earlier series Broadchurch promises dividends for this approach.
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And if you were using the "dark mode" that was running in twttr, it was hard to follow the shading on replies (something we also highlighted in our initial review of the new app).
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A few other changes that could be called "quality of life" adjustments make for a game that's much easier to parse at a glance, like the use of toon shading and generous environmental highlighting.
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"Shading," by Salameh, uses blank space to portray the power imbalances between asylum seekers and the governments trying to shut them out, as represented by a giant sign bearing a "Do not enter" symbol.
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The characters in her crawling Ghibli-inspired ink are brought to life with soft hues from the all-matte palette — the shading showing off the palette's pigment and looks cool enough to be permanent.
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He compared that to asking one system to draw a detailed portrait with shading, color, and form, as opposed to having three different systems contribute each of those elements based on the existing work.
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Ms. Kemper, a veteran of improv and "The Office" who mixes precision and a remarkable fluidity, delivers each of her three short, rapid-fire lines with a different shading — consternation, hopefulness, smug self-satisfaction.
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In SET®, a card has four attributes (color, shading, shape, number) with three variations each, and a SET is three cards with either all the same or all different attributes of a feature.
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"More and more people will understand that we're not villains," she said, noting that the exposure many veteran officers had to transgender people was limited to interactions on the job, negatively shading their impressions.
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It ignores all kinds of subtle shading that make the playoff picture beautiful, and would have logistical consequences that would ripple throughout the league and make the playoffs more complicated and worse to watch.
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In the fourth chapter, he uses these thin shading lines that look like a sloppy imitation of the Image Comics aesthetic of the early 90s, while also making the anatomy looser and more grotesque.
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The nearly unornamented way she carries melodies, shading some words with the tiniest bit of a quaver, comes across as both pensive and determined, and it lets her find mythic resonances behind everyday details.
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A charcoal, "Study for 'The Poor Fisherman,'" has an uncharacteristic graphic freedom, while a rendering of a man's arm is a tour de force of fastidious description and shading, and equally out of character.
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The one-child policy was established ostensibly to curb population growth, but China's leaders were not shy about exhorting the country's people to reduce quantity to improve quality, shading the policy with eugenic undertones.
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And partly because much of the acting is without sharp psychological shading — and because people change character with their clothes — you start to think that any of those onstage could be transformed into Shylock.
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By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG CENTRAL POINT, Va. – The house Richard Loving built for his wife, Mildred, is empty now, its front yard overgrown, a giant maple tree shading a birdbath that is slightly askew.
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Motion parallax, which uses perspective to suggest distance, is processed far better by men than women; shape-from-shading, which uses light to alter the way you perceive objects, is processed better by women.
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While we've come to know and love Campbell's long history of shading the hand that feeds her, she's also been a dedicated advocate of racial diversity in fashion since the beginning stages of her career.
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The drama of the scene is highlighted in textbooks, and presumably often classrooms, in formal terms with discussions of how the artist used rapid brushstrokes, brilliant washes of color, subtle shading, and skillfully rendered foreshortening.
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Shading, building height and configuration can adversely affect not only the local micro- climate of streets, but also the amount of energy needed for heating and cooling buildings, which city planners should take note of.
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It's arguable that she is shading Kim Kardashian by talking about talent versus "tits and asses" — it was posted the day after Kim posted her nude selfie, so we're assuming Pink is addressing the controversy.
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After using the brilliant new Pencil, the old one feels greasy and slippery by comparison, and lacks that flat edge that helps so much when registering against your finger for shading or sketching out curves.
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This year was all candidates shading each other, both with their veiled digs and with the sheer size of the field, forming a canopy that prevented light from shining through to those at the bottom.
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IKEA has rendered the images as three-dimensional objects in the app, complete with shading that responds to light in the given location that you have snapped and the texture of materials on the products.
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Others bent their rules to keep attendees cool and safe, including Yankee Stadium, which allowed fans to bring their own bottled water and shading umbrellas and offered hydration stations on all levels of the ballpark.
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Whether Wendy's is shading McDonald's for it's meager attempts at using fresh beef or challenging a fellow Twitter user to earn free chicken nuggets for life, this fast food chain's tweets always have us laughing.
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Despite the fact that she already has 20 wins under her belt — second only to Alison Krauss — I think the Grammys have been shading the queen, and 2017 is the year it needs to stop.
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Update: According to Entertainment Tonight, Leonardo DiCaprio was just a little confused by all the commotion going on behind him when audiences inferred he was shading Lady Gaga for her American Horror Story: Hotel win.
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In the photo, but Sprouse and Reinhart have drawn lines on their faces like skeletons, with former Suite Life Of Zack And Cody star going all out with shading on his jaw, nose, and eyes.
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"We looked at whether these particular regions of the body appeared nude or emphasized through shading or were disproportionate to the body," Teresa Lynch, the lead author of the study, told Broadly in an email.
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After the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the University of Texas in a landmark affirmative action case Thursday, people on Twitter have been shading plaintiff Abigail Fisher with a Lemonade reference, calling her #BeckyWithTheBadGrades.
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I very much appreciate Will's willingness to publish my puzzle as I had requested — without circling or shading the upward O-N-E letters — so that solvers could figure out the ONEs on their own.
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The land lies dazzled under the Southern light or slumbers in humidity, the sky is a damaged dome cut off by vignetting (black shading across corners), or it may be a cosmos of its own.
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Anglers dislike the lure-snagging Nitella, but losing it to shading by overabundant plankton could let even more phosphorus leak from the mud, a cycle that could lead to a nutrient apocalypse in the pond.
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The National Academy of Sciences has already hinted that it favors a telescope equipped with a coronagraph or some sort of starlight-shading device, like LUVOIR or HabEx, when it comes to hunting for extraterrestrial life.
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Jilin, China (CNN)Wearing big black headphones and sitting on a blue floral bedspread, North Korean defector Lee Yumi was video chatting with yet another stranger online, dark rings shading the pale skin under her eyes.
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While private sector companies might try and get away with shading the truth in a favorable way, it's hard to imagine a company spokesperson telling the media a blatant, observable falsehood was actually an Alternative Fact.
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He says he first realized he had it as a child in the 80s, and found long car rides in his dad's beige Oldsmobile station wagon were more tolerable while shading his eyes with his ViewMaster.
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In between her two major nude moments of the weekend, the reality star took a brief pause to do a little lamp shading, the most beloved trend of the KarJenner family, aside from chokers of course.
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And Mr. Cruz has found his own political persona under assault as Republicans accuse him of shading his positions, saying one thing before an audience of wealthy donors and then contradicting himself on the campaign trail.
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It features ready-made templates that can be used for logo design, word art, web elements, and picture captions, as well as a massive selection of gradients, textures, and shading materials to make eye-catching graphics.
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The company is also taking advantage of this cleaner look to highlight new areas of interest, shading districts with a lot of stuff to see and do in orange, and allowing users to explore their contents.
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But he's also finally doing little things that matter, like shading the ball towards help—as can be seen below when Eric Gordon makes the wise decision to ignore Looney—shuffling his feet, and contesting shots.
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Fanned out on a platter are swirled bouquets of salo (cured fatback), in three varieties: Belarusian, plush and quick to liquid on the tongue; smoked, its flavor shading toward aged Cheddar; and Hungarian, aflutter with paprika.
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The parade also celebrated the 100th anniversary of America's entry into World War I. Mr. Trump sat between his wife and Mr. Macron on the presidential viewing stand, an overhang shading them from the baking sun.
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He places this figure where it will reinforce rather than disrupt the original composition, so that even as he is shading, psychologizing or interpreting the painting he's chosen, he's also letting it shine as it is.
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Meanwhile, others thought the "Formation" singer might be shading Kylie Jenner, whose Instagram-debut of her newborn daughter Stormi knocked Beyoncé's birth announcement of her twins Rumi and Sir on Instagram out of the most-liked spot.
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PEOPLE caught up with the rocker ahead of her paperback's release, and per usual, she didn't hold back – from shading Madonna and ignoring the Kardashians ("I don't have an opinion") to dismissing sexism in the music industry.
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Each card displays a different design with four attributes—color (which can be red, purple or green), shape (oval, diamond or squiggle), shading (solid, striped or outlined) and number (one, two or three copies of the shape).
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Image: Jakob Vinther, University of BristolThe researchers were able to discern the colors and shading of the dinosaur by analyzing the fossil's "melanosomes"—small structures that carry melanin pigments of the feathers and skin of many animals.
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Jones is himself a gifted talker, as I discovered under an umbrella shading the worn wooden wheel of a table on his deck, where he was giving me a sort of master class on 20th-century dance.
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Sitting on a sea of bright ethnic cushions and rugs, under canopies shading them from the sun, children tinker with nature-inspired toys, including bits of wood in all shapes and sizes, as their parents look on.
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The new MacBook Pro is a beautifully designed piece of machinery, enhanced by the edition of the MacBook's Space Gray coloring, a dark, almost gun-metal shading that plays well into the overall sleekness of the machine.
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A gray brick path leads past a rose garden to a portico shading the front door of this 3,563-square-foot residence, said Maxime Van Bockrijck, a sales agent with Cambier-De Nil, which has the listing.
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The thing is though, notches were never really that cool, and while some companies have added clever shading to minimize their impact, you never really forget they are there, no matter how hard they try to conceal them.
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"We need to start thinking about how we build our buildings, shading, airflows, air-conditioning, green roofs, how we might adjust our behavior, and how we design our cities," said Fankhauser, who was not involved in the report.
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With the Angels in a shift and shortstop Andrelton Simmons shading second base, Bellinger went with an outside pitch to the spot vacated by Simmons for a single to score Utley, giving the Dodgers a 219-23 lead.
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Both projects are novel visions — Polygon's cel-shading gives Ronja a sheen reminiscent of the graphics in Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and the dialogue-free Red Turtle script boldly goes where Ghibli has never gone before.
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The prehensile touch with which Renoir molds female masses with color—instead of modelling them with tonal shading—awes the eye, defeating a self-protective impulse to perceive the figures as if they were cels from animated cartoons.
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And I have to mention Breath of the Wild's gorgeous art style, which squares the circle of The Wind Waker's cartoonish flat shading and Skyward Sword's pastel fantasia to create the most visually appealing Legend of Zelda yet.
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Swift and Perry already made amends in May of 2018, when Perry sent Swift a literal olive branch as a "sorry for shading you on Twitter" gift, and Swift added "Never Really Over" to her playlist weeks ago.
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That a state like Maryland — widely perceived, with some historical justification, as being reliably blue — is shading in parts to red should add to the concernment of Democrats already reeling from a political Pearl Harbor on Election Day.
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Frankly, I don't think most people will ever notice this slight shading of dark around the edge — it is very slight — but when the screen is displaying mostly white and it's next to the iPhone XS it's visible.
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The incident will play out in detail this season, but in the meantime, Brielle, 20, is adding fuel to the fire by shading not just Leakes, but also her fellow Housewives Kenya Moore, 46, and Cynthia Bailey, 50.
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It's only when you really scrutinize the shading and composition do you begin to notice a roughness that betrays Paint's limited capabilities; uneven colour gradients and bumpy lining that betray a program being pushed almost beyond its means.
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But what it will do is give developers the right tools to ensure everything from next-gen console ray-tracing to variable rate shading on PC using an Nvidia RTX card will be supported on a single platform.
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But what it will do is give developers the right tools to ensure everything from next-gen console ray-tracing to variable rate shading on PC using an Nvidia RTX card will be supported on a single platform.
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From improvements in glass and shading to new types of interior lighting that reduce energy consumption, "every year these buildings perform better and better," Mr. Simpler, who is also a managing partner emeritus of Jaros, Baum & Bolles, said.
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Google did not follow what the F.T.C. prescribed for "visual cues" with paid results marked by "prominent shading that has a clear outline," by a "border that distinctly sets off advertising" from unpaid search results or by both.
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In this new sober time, Jacobs's career, with all its emphasis on joyful self-aggrandizement, feels a little like a cautionary tale of exuberance shading into shrinking profits, shop closures and a melancholy, if amicable, divorce from Duffy.
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Mr. Remnick, one of the president's fiercest news-media critics, acquitted himself just fine as Senators Al Franken and Thomas R. Carper, although actors like Mr. Esparza and Ivan Hernandez gave more distinct shading to their multiple roles.
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Many on Twitter saw this as the Queen's daughter shading Trump, but according to the UK's Press Association, the explanation was way more simple (and less juicy): Princess Anne was just not a part of the receiving line.
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But pressed by CNN's Jim Acosta, Pence was not quite as adept at shading truth as the President, who jumped in and said some "real bad ones" from the Middle East had been intercepted at the border recently.
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Shading the truth on Heller Early on in the debate, Hillary Clinton sought to defend herself from the charge that she was anti-gun and why she disagreed with the Supreme Court's 2008 decision in District of Columbia v.
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Rightward progression with respect to these characteristics, as represented by the tan shading in the table, means you're building a competitive advantage through unique data + self-learning code — crucial to raising a Series A from a world-class investor.
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Although every character, including Chase's mom, who is pursuing her "Year of Yes," gets shading as the season goes on, the strongest story traces Cary's dawning recognition of just how warped he's been by years of playing it straight.
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He covered "every building in D.C.," as he puts it, before editors persuaded him seven years ago to write "The Fact Checker," awarding "Pinocchios" on a scale of one (for the shading of facts) to four (for a whopper).
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But they also fill in the faces and places, and add enough shading and color to Billy's world that when his inevitable fight against evil happens it feels as if something more than the box office is at stake.
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Ms. Hansen-Love surveys the territory with clear eyes, but also with an unmistakable shading of pity and with ideas, in particular about Nathalie's sexuality and the political compromises of her generation, that seem more like assumptions than insights.
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The climate center has issued temperature forecasts for every three-month period between now and a year from now, and all of the maps show only red or white, with no blue shading anywhere in the continental United States.
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Here are the best eyeshadow brushes you can buy:Best eyeshadow overall: IT Cosmetics Airbrush Blending Crease Brush #105Best pencil eyeshadow brush: Sigma Beauty E30 Pencil BrushBest shader eyeshadow brush: Sigma Beauty E55 Eye Shading BrushBest drugstore eyeshadow brush: e.l.f.
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All are present and accounted for on the Millennium Falcon in the final scenes of The Last Jedi, and will surely continue to provide comic relief and/or emotional shading and/or pure adorableness in The Rise of Skywalker.
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You can't not be productive when you're using an Apple Pencil: Though it does cost an extra $21, its advanced artistic abilities for freehand drawing and shading, note taking, photo editing, or sculpting in augmented reality are definitely worth the money.
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The final computer-generated work is strictly faithful to his hand and aesthetic, replicating the artist's rendering of facial features, the colors and brushes he would have used, his typical geometric composition, and his careful shading and use of light.
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Kevin's wife Danielle Jonas — with whom he also shares daughter Alena Rose, 5 — recently clapped back against accusations that she was "shading" Chopra, 36, by taking to social media to wish Joe's fiancée Sophie Turner a happy birthday last month.
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The 66-year-old, who played the original Wonder Woman in the 1970s TV show, took to Facebook on Thursday to absolutely obliterate James Cameron, who's been going around shading the most recent Wonder Woman movie, directed by Patty Jenkins.
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Drizzy was already at the club, hangin' with Migos, Busta Rhymes and sports stars Le'Veon Bell, Rudy Gay and Lance Stephenson ... shortly after dropping a diss track about Pusha T in response to Pusha shading him on his new Daytona album.
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Wednesday night to promote her new Las Vegas show, "The Butterfly Returns," the singer ended up spending most of the segment shading her stint as a judge on season 12 of the reality show in light of its reboot on ABC.
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Kardashian noticed all the commentary on her Thanksgiving Instas and took to Twitter (why not!) to clap back at those suggesting she was shading her family by not spending the holiday in Calabasas, CA with the rest of the Kardashian klan.
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It's important to note that it won't be 2D skeumorphism — it's likely a new 3D symbolic language will evolve that uses spatial clues (shadows, shading, transparency, etc.) but without necessarily needing to be photo-realistically faithful to the real-world objects.
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The new version of the classic, which was restored by Janus Films, "corrects the color balance of Masaki Tamura's exquisite shading, cleans up a muddy soundtrack and adds new subtitles that are more descriptive and precise," according to The Village Voice.
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Thankfully creating the appearance of shading in 1-bit imagery is old hat for computer graphics, and an algorithm dithers and tweaks the picture so that more or fewer dots in various patterns create the illusion of a wider palette.
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In addition to a tangled mess of subtweets that began with Kanye West shading Drake and soon engulfed stars like Pete Davidson, Nicki Minaj, and Ariana Grande, the stars of Riverdale had online beef of their own to deal with.
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John Mayer is well aware, more so than most celebrities, of the less-than-flattering reputation that precedes him: a vain, womanizing jackass who spends as much time shading his exes and giving bizarre interviews as he does actually making music.
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Street Fighter IV did a masterful job of updating classic 2D cartoon characters into vibrant 3D models, but the shift to Unreal Engine 4 here has done wonders, with stunning lighting and shading giving each fighter a more physical, tangible appearance.
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"The government must address the issue of greater shortages in water supplies for people, agriculture, industry and the natural environment, whilst improving shading and ventilation in new-build properties as well as reversing the decline of urban green spaces," she said.
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As Mr. Steinberg notes below, his crossword had all intentions of being a Thursday puzzle, but the editors may have been short of good Wednesdays and eased things up a bit by shading the squares, giving solvers a target to hit.
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Working with black and white and hatched shading patterns, Berlin is purposefully drawn to resemble wordless novels of the '20s — an offshoot of German Expressionism which crossed with antique woodcut techniques to form an early ancestor of the modern comic book.
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So, now that we've looked at all of the examples above, let's address the reason at the core of why you're not going to see a member of the monarchy "shading" political leaders, no matter how much you'd like them to.
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Sundays were often spent at a kind of salon at the Dickersons' modest house in the older part of town, a neighborhood of streets running along a gently winding tributary of the Arkansas River, masses of cottonwood trees shading its banks.
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She has a portraitist's skill with tiny subtleties of expression and lighting and a New Objectivist's eye for the raw grotesquerie of bodies and their surroundings, and her illustrative technique extends from impossibly delicate hairbreadth shading to passionate marker-mashing scribbles.
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Mr. Hart developed a reputation in the 28s as one of the most adaptive and sympathetic drummers in jazz, adding subtle shading and suspense-building mobility to Herbie Hancock's electric fusion, Pharoah Sanders's avant-garde spiritualism and Billy Harper's Afrocentric postbop.
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Shortly after his former fiancée Naya Rivera was arrested and charged with misdemeanor domestic battery following an alleged altercation with her husband Ryan Dorsey in West Virginia on Saturday night, Big Sean seemingly responded to the news by shading his ex on Twitter.
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As such, it looks and acts like its own independent entity; the computer-animated technique of cel-shading gives the program a visual aesthetic that splits the difference between the warmth of hand-drawn animation and the fluid sophistication of full CGI.
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In total it took 14,833 hand-placed pennies to create this portrait, but the task is made extra difficult given you need to make sure the penny is clean enough, or dirty enough, to create the proper shading for Lincoln's likeness.[YouTube]
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Snapchat users, for instance, have criticized the company for its "beauty filters," which, instead of highlighting a user's particular beauty, often actually just bring them closer to a white European ideal by lightening skin tones, shading eyes blue, and slimming noses and jawlines.
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Populous: Night Safari (Bad Panda/Folk Wisdom) The Italian soundscaper who got my attention kicking off the Senegambia Rebel comp begins a little electro-arpeggiated for my taste but by track three starts shading "tribal," as electro-arpeggiation fans like to sniff.
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There could be no trace of the artist's hand in the thickness of the brushstrokes or the shading of the ink; nothing to rouse suspicion among Rorschach's paranoid patients that the inkblot had been created to elicit a particular response from them.
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The American Horror Story actress, who has teamed up with Staples for Students, acknowledged that while celebrities may be bombarded with a ton of negativity, most of the time, they don't have to deal with seeing the person shading them in person.
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Though her work appears delicate at first glance, with fine lines and subtle shading you'd expect from a professionally trained artist, there's a boldness to her sketches that is only enhanced by the washes of unadulterated color she throws on top of them.
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Lovell is a clear master of his tools, capturing his subjects with exquisite detail, shading, and expression, but what keeps you moving from one drawing to the next, similarly styled one is that each offers a new puzzle of identity to decipher.
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Ms. Wethington applies the cel shading technique to her makeup as well, spending up to an hour hand drawing Gaige's bandages on her face, outlining her lips and eye brows with black lines, and matting her eye brows with an Elmer's glue stick.
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The cartoon, however, was drawn by Raphael alone, and the new layout of the room that houses it — now placed inside a state-of-the-art vitrine with nonreflective glass — lets visitors get up close, enough to detect individual charcoal strokes and shading.
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By focusing on the local, and not shading everyplace they went in bright hues of red and blue, James and Deborah (who alternate writing chapters) help us see similarities between places like Burlington, Vt., a liberal enclave, and Greenville, S.C., solidly Republican.
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Additionally, our patented Variable Rate Shading (VRS) technology will allow developers to get even more out of the Xbox Series X GPU and our next-generation SSD will virtually eliminate load times and bring players into their gaming worlds faster than ever before.
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One of the London-based textile designer Althea McNish — "Althea McNish" (1950) — draws its beauty from the geometry of its shading (McNish appears fragmented, like stained glass), the gentle gaze of its subject, and for her implied background: somewhere bluish, rich, and subtle.
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The same is true for the fabled "ratio" — the relatively young but widely beloved Twitter meme that involves shading the hell out of tweets that get far more comments than likes and retweets — essentially a snarkier version of a community's collective downvote.
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Our millennial shading begins in the first few minutes of "Break Down," as chief of surgery Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) reminds fellow doctor Richard Webber (James Pickens Jr.), there is a new crop of "sub-Is," or sub-interns, in Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
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But for the most part, her character has lost complexity and shading, pitching her as an antagonist in the two fights to come, one against Cersei and then another against Jon, when he arrives at King's Landing with an army of Northerners in two weeks.
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Traders in short-term interest rate futures were shading to the hawkish interpretation on Wednesday, betting squarely on rises in borrowing costs at the Fed's policy meetings in March, June, and September, and putting a high likelihood of a fourth increase sometime in 2018.
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The shading of the humor—harsh, drier than sand, and gleeful at its own darkness—owes much to the spirit of the artist, who was in a car accident when he was twenty-one and spent the rest of his days as a quadriplegic.
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The scene is a rich turquoise defined with fluid black line art; only the friends' bodies in the foreground exist in fuller color, the woman a blonde, her peachy-pink skin matching his T-shirt, his blackness signified by purple tones with black shading.
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What I kept thinking about is how the more complex our rules are, the more opportunities there will be for, over time, the most powerful actors — the biggest banks, the biggest debt collectors — to come in and get just a little shading for themselves.
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Such efforts, where they exist — for instance, Arizona State's School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership, which was initially funded by the state's Republican-led legislature — are generally greeted with the same academic suspicion, shading into hysteria, that's greeted the Trump architecture proposal.
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"Blue View" (2019, oil on canvas) uses extremely subtle shading of a baby blue hue to give an almost monochromatic canvas the suggestion of the view out of a window onto the sky above, very delicately punctuated with four tiny dots that suggest stars.
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There's a variety of techniques to choose from including only melting the back of your beads to display the clean unironed side, using masking tape to secure larger pieces to prevent warping, and utilizing the negative space between the beads as a shading technique.
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From the soft glow of fluorescent lights interrupting the dark of night to a slow push in on Earn's face as he tries to convince his girlfriend that he knows what he's doing, Murai proves terrific at both building and shading in this world.
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The practice of laying different alloys in order to achieve a moveable "third skin" (the first is human flesh, the second clothing and the third architecture), the technique is widely gaining momentum for its potential use in sun-shading, self-ventilating, shape-changing and structure-prestressing architecture.
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We're still holding out for these two to team up again since they both starred in Green Lantern, but if this is the beginning of a trend of the two shading each other in their movies, then we're just as on board with that as well.
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The film gives everybody a character to play — Kendrick's Alice has PTSD stemming from her own failed wedding (she was left at the altar), while Efron's Dave is feeling held back by his brother — but it also doesn't give them any shading beyond those very simplistic descriptions.
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While ex Justin Bieber was too busy shading The Weeknd on Instagram live, Gomez accompanied her beau to a Grammys afterparty in a jean jacket instead of just shimmying into another dress (like Solange and Paris Jackson, who had two wardrobe changes apiece throughout the show).
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That storyline, like so many others in the film, is rendered with a heavy hand, lingering on Lester's rose-petal-filled reveries over Angela, and chased with genuine sexism in the way that Lester receives depth and shading not afforded to his even more caricatured wife, Carolyn.
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This isn't to say that the NFL (which previously conducted its own shady and discredited concussion studies) took a Big Tobacco/Sugar/Oil approach to influencing the NIH, blatantly telling investigators what it wanted to find and steering or shading subsequent research to make that happen.
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And there's no way to say the possibility of shading stats has completely disappeared; whether it's via unconscious bias or as part of an active agenda, local crews have ample motivation to push the envelope in favor of their own players, and sometimes even opposing ones.
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On the exterior, the colors on the clock's face will be tweaked to restore their original shading, and several of the sculptures that adorn the tower will once again represent the best and worst of human traits: pride, envy and avarice paired with compassion, generosity and humility.
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Penelope Ajani, a marine biologist at the University of Technology Sydney, said that waterborne ash can have a number of effects on estuaries, including shading them and preventing phytoplankton growth, fertilizing them and promoting phytoplankton growth, and coating the estuary floor and organisms with fine sediment.
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Despite what both she and the book's title will tell you, Eleanor is far from fine, and in a neat twist on the unreliable narrator trope, Honeyman subtly but methodically unpacks her protagonist's mysterious traumatic past, adding shading and nuance to Eleanor's unpleasant and occasionally obsessive behavior.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's State of Childhood Obesity report includes high school obesity rates by state on a choropleth (map that uses different color or shading to indicate average values of geographic areas, such as states), time series graph, and chart with confidence intervals and trends.
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In Ohio, once a swing state but increasingly shading red, Democrats believe the key to winning back the governor's mansion and the Legislature, as well as retaining a United States Senate seat, is to focus on Ohio issues and not get mired in the discord of Washington.
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This improves image quality in VR games by separating shading rate and resolution to improve different parts of the frame that you're focused on in VR. Nvidia is also including eight more G-Sync compatible displays to bring the total number of displays supported up to 90.
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A lone breast drawing, the bottom panel in the vertical triptych "Mon corps, mes seins" ("My Body, My Breasts") is absolutely marvelous as the nipple performs a visual act of transubstantiation, switching to an eye while the dark shading around the breast transform into a pair of open lips.
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Heartbreak doesn't appear to be slowing down the singer one bit, as she's been going out every night eating dinner with friends and shading magazines that have done her wrong, all while wearing some barely-there, lingerie-inspired apparel with that 35-carat solitaire still firmly in place.
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Although sharing formal explorations with older painters like Dana Schutz and Nicole Eisenman, Kasey has developed an idea of space and light that owes its complexity to traditional shading, shadow, and tonal control, but is nevertheless obviously artificial in its eccentric color, cinematic scale, and close-up framing.
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Most comedic characters grow out of broad types — the slob or the skinflint or the party animal, to take a few examples — and the great comedies then find interesting shading in those basic types, while still allowing for laughter at moments where the slob just messes everything up.
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But it's arguable that Caesar is his finest creation: The noble chimpanzee who leads the ape army in the rebooted Planet of the Apes series has more emotional shading than those other characters, and it appears his dramatic arc will be at the center of this summer's latest installment.
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In the same episode, we asked a former top employee of Mr. Trump's, Barbara Res, once the head of construction at his company, whether the inflammatory language he is now using resembled his choice of words and his shading of the truth as a boss in the workplace.
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Around that time, pink took on a more knowing shading, as marketers and scores of young consumers made a run on the beiged, grayed and dusty variations known in aggregate as millennial pink, a color that spruced up a range of goods, including Scandinavian furniture and the Fenty label.
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But the urgency has faded from them, partly because of a sense that the bones of Season 1 are being gnawed over for too long, but mostly because the show's sensitivity and unpredictability are, at almost every moment, shading over into conventional melodrama and self-conscious point making.
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He coiled up in his throne and shook his head angrily, in disbelief, and repeated that gesture throughout the act, shading its motion and meaning subtly each time, from disgust to denial, as if tossing away a rogue thought, the suspicion that he has made a terrible mistake.
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"Atlanta," the FX hip-hop comedy, has an appropriately sharp ear, but so does "Scandal," whose classic-soul playlist announces its love-roller-coaster sensibility, and "The Americans," the Cold War spy drama, which uses deep cuts from the '80s to give a different shading to a familiar era.
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