She graphically recalled their sexual encounters — so graphically and in such conversational detail that some reviewers questioned the memoir's veracity and suggested that she should have written a fictionalized narrative instead.
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A figure from the paper graphically explains Lucy's last moments.
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I shot it graphically, but it was a simple shot.
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Each graphically clear painting was a smart example of branding.
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The placards displayed are simple and clear and graphically imposing.
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Masters of both sexes graphically rape slaves of both sexes.
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His teenage sister was graphically threatened with rape as well.
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You could be intelligent and graphically gooey at the same time.
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The One X is, simply put, a more graphically capable Xbox.
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In VR software, you graphically build models like an architect does.
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Then, I graphically lacerated a man's face with a table saw.
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Some were graphically strong, while others were conglomerations of distinct brushstrokes.
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At Hood by Air, eyebrows were graphically painted with black acrylic paint.
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But many disagree with the show's approach to graphically depicting such subjects.
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Not having done a really graphically violent film in a long time.
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The fall of a Chinese official is not easy to represent graphically.
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The show's history of graphically depicted sexual assault has also been controversial.
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"They got everything as graphically as I could tell them," he said.
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It graphically explores how the Athenians were torn between tyranny and democracy.
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Here's what that looks like graphically — these are the benefits over time.
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On several occasions, Thomas told me graphically of his own sexual prowess.
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How did such a graphically violent term insinuate itself into American slang?
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On work calls, he would talk graphically about how she aroused him.
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We knew it had to be told very graphically with bold silhouettes.
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Watch it below, but please note the sobering subject matter is graphically portrayed.
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Duterte had called for death by hanging, which he described graphically during speeches.
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I did expect the violence, but when it's so graphically described, it's shocking.
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Its creativity and genuine human-interest stories portrayed graphically really captured this reader.
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But also, it illustrates very very graphically what is happening in East Antarctica.
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Rather than depict brutal events graphically, he reimagined them with subtlety and surrealism.
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Finally, The Wall Street Journal graphically illustrated the odds of winning the Powerball lottery.
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She has that in the film, I think, and graphically, it's done very well.
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Police released surveillance video of the murder ... and it graphically shows him being shot.
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Yesterday they were on a roll – today, more graphically, they go in the BBQPIT.
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Sexual politics, and the role that women were playing in America, was changing graphically.
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While highly stylized, they are in some cases graphically detailed: always erect, often ejaculating.
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Of course, battery life will vary between graphically heavy games like Super Smash Bros.
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"He is a man who is very graphically and aesthetically aware," Huxley-Parlour says.
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A graphically intense game like Anthem runs at just 22 fps, with settings on ultra.
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Brexit and the 2016 U.S. election graphically showed how manipulating data could affect democratic systems.
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He would graphically describe to me how he would kill me if I ran away.
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An appendix to the proposal graphically illustrates the challenge of regulating large, complex financial institutions.
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Speaking in court, she graphically recounted Turner raping her behind a dumpster on Stanford's campus.
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LAURA OWENS A midcareer survey for the graphically expressive Los Angeles painter. Nov. 10–Feb.
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So did any gorgeous, graphically intense areas—anything with good lighting effects and post processing.
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In "Fatebe Rack" (2017), Muslimova uses color graphically, filling the ground with a solid green.
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We came up with something that we did think was the most graphically interesting approach.
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The air of classic modernism's fascination with pure form wafts through this graphically potent series.
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But assassination porn which graphically depicts bloody, horrific violence is apparently one bridge too far.
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Brexit and the 2016 U.S. election graphically showed how manipulating data could affect democratic systems.
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We were obsessed with what it promised: Bigger, deeper, more graphically rich and complex worlds.
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Abney's works are typically characterized as narrative figurative paintings that are graphically bold and colorfully striking.
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He gives a sermon where he graphically describes tearing out the throat of a young boy.
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The work graphically interprets her poem about spectral hauntings through the lens of mental health awareness.
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We are all graphically nude a couple times of day, so I don't quite get it.
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Full frontal nudity and graphically simulated sex scenes are part of many television shows and movies.
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These demonstrations graphically showed that the population rejects Russia and will not actively support Russian imperialism.
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This year's Blade Stealth is especially adept at playing graphically intensive games at fluid frame rates.
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" The guidelines also state: "We'll also remove listings that graphically portray violence or victims of violence.
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" The guidelines also state: "We'll also remove listings that graphically portray violence or victims of violence.
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One measure, the Citi Economic Surprise Index, shows graphically how economists have been overestimating the expansion.
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Full frontal nudity and graphically simulated sex scenes are part of many television shows and movies.
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"They were so good for butt-itching," she defended herself, graphically illustrating exactly how she accomplished that.
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So OMGYES transformed that information into videos that include real women sharing what works for them. Graphically.
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Their book includes a graphically detailed email the concert tour's director sent after one especially bad rehearsal.
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What events in Zimbabwe showed particularly graphically, however, was the limits of that support to any individual.
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"He was graphically describing giving me oral sex and how he was addicted to it," she said.
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There's also an uncut version that doesn't blur out him very graphically cutting a woman's head off.
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Yet Facebook has no reporting option for important by graphic content, only that something is graphically violent.
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But we are graphically reminded that it also has to do with the way our planet is.
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Though HTML5 games built inside Messenger platforms might not be as graphically powerful, they're almost as engaging.
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Even in that graphically advanced take on the game, the outside world enjoyed relatively little screen time.
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It was such graphically offensive images that started to turn the public's opinion against the Vietnam War.
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So Trump spent a large portion of his speech graphically describing the violent crimes of undocumented immigrants.
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Facebook declined to provide examples of graphically violent posts or hate speech that it removed, for example.
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Jobs' NeXT found its niche selling graphically intensive PCs with cutting-edge screens to universities and banks.
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Most of these new graphically intense parts of Windows Vista led to some criticisms of the operating system.
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Facebook said it also removed 23.3 million graphically violent posts, compared to 4.6 million the six months prior.
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The transcripts -- which refer to Tekashi by his birth name, Daniel Hernandez -- seem to graphically describe the danger.
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In the song, Eminem graphically imagines killing Zimmerman and leaving his body on the doorstep of Martin's family.
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This includes McGowan, who graphically described her alleged sexual assault by the movie mogul in her book BRAVE.
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Each of the tools is useful, but Outrider's is the most graphically impressive and most enjoyable to use.
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This is one thing that sets Muslimova apart from other artists working graphically, often in black-and white.
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In the second act especially, you have to be graphically precise because it's so bare and so raw.
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In addition to being innovative, graphically stunning and meticulously designed, the games are deeply weird and frequently stupid.
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I think they have a really good sensibility for palette and colors and graphically keeping it quite simple.
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The conversation centered on whether violent video games, including games that graphically simulate killing, desensitize our community to violence.
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The merging is so simple, so graphically on-target, that any doubts I have about such blatant juxtapositions vanish.
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Moving from Luftrauser to LUFTRAUSERS, Paul and Roy knew a fully fleshed out new game required something more, graphically.
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Battlefield 1, one of the most graphically intensive games on PC these days, ran smoothly even at Ultra settings.
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If I watched more web video, or graphically intensive apps / webpages then this could drop to around six hours.
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They all make emotional, and sometimes graphically violent, music that found a community, and popularity, on the streaming service.
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Its specialty was a brand of glazed terra-cotta sculpture that was physically durable, graphically strong and technologically inimitable.
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As one might expect, Muslimova paints tightly and graphically, and her paintings share something with those of John Wesley.
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Then, she graphically described Ms. Constand's version of the night in question —– an account strikingly similar to Ms. Johnson's.
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The upward-sloping triangle pattern on the Aussie chart graphically illustrates the conflict between supply and demand for the currency.
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But, as games keep getting more visually immersive and graphically demanding, they need more graphics horsepower to come to life.
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A report by a senior federal police official leaked to some German news media graphically depicted the chaos on Dec.
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Harassment, fake news, and gruesome, graphically violent, and salacious content are profitable because they are relentless drivers of user engagement.
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However, Cyberpunk 2077, and other graphically intensive games will arrive as we near the verge of a new console generation.
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The entire episode graphically illustrates a central tenet of the Trump presidency: a stunning ignorance of history and its importance.
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The poster graphically answers the question, 'who caused the election of a TV-personality with a 12% chance of winning?
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These two maps, one showing partisan control of legislatures in 2008, the other in 218, graphically demonstrate the Republican gains.
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To put the matter graphically, factories in the United States churn out one rifle barrel for every nine auto fenders.
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Two entertaining options are the G-force meter and night vision that graphically and audibly points out pedestrians and cyclists.
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Not all of them are new or the most graphically demanding, but they should provide you with hours of enjoyment.
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The carnage from the terrorist attack in Charlottesville, VA Saturday was captured graphically on a new video obtained by TMZ.
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Mel Gibson's film was a graphically violent, arguably anti-Semitic, feverishly vivid vision — the death of Christ as a horror story.
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Entitled Online Culture Wars (4-1019), the work graphically interprets how brands, celebrities, and symbols become linked along an ideological spectrum.
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Leap Motion's standard demo is a graphically non-intensive toybox where you can create and bat around blocks with your hands.
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The reported assaults, which date between 2004 and 2007, were graphically described in the grand jury report and were nearly identical.
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On this site, you can graphically see what happens when a very loud song has its volume reduced when entering Spotify.
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R. So much R. Gallons and gallons of mangled, bloody, graphically torturous R. Apostle premieres on Netflix US on October 12th.
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Where the XPS 24 21080-in-153 surprised me in terms of performance was with graphically intensive apps, or rather, games.
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The film's opening credits graphically illustrate this by drawing straight, hard lines on animated maps between East Berlin and West Berlin.
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Once again, cranky Mr. Acker gets one of the episode's best lines, this time by succinctly, and graphically, describing the image.
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Far from a solution to its "time well spent" initiative, the in-app calculator is little more than graphically enhanced window dressing.
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Over the same period games became far more graphically and narratively complex, more social and, relative to other luxury items, more affordable.
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But that doesn't mean the Surface Laptop 3 15 can play AAA games or handling graphically intensive tasks such as video editing.
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"As though you were watching a movie," Trump recalled Sunday after announcing the death of the ISIS leader in graphically detailed terms.
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While Trumpland's disaffections are demonstrated most graphically in his powerful rallies, in France, the tradition has been to take to the streets.
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There are a few advantages to this—the less graphically intense a game is, the better it will run, improving reaction time.
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Neon was not merely graphically appealing to the artist, but pleasingly paradoxical: Associated with crass commercialism, it is in fact entirely handmade.
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But it will likely be a recurring issue as your ever-growing backlog fills up with recent games that are graphically demanding.
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But the López case more graphically illustrates the growing sense that the political powerhouse she once led is now heading for oblivion.
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In the business of counterterrorism intel sharing, the margins of error are small, a reality brought home most graphically by the London attack.
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Flynn emerged as a loyal and outspoken supporter of Trump, warning graphically on the campaign trail about the dangers America faces from terrorism.
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Nor is it graphically capable as my PS4 Pro or Xbox One X. It's only capable of 1080p resolution—no 4K or HDR.
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Brenner graphically detailed the encounter — including the mechanics of maneuvering human genitals with the dolphin's in open water — in his autobiography Wet Goddess.
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I found the wireless connection made things a little unreliable and choppy on some more graphically intense things like full-screen video playback.
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Graphically crude as it looks now—Link himself fit snugly into a 16x16 pixel square—the game was thrillingly massive for the time.
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The only way you're hitting 144 fps is playing less graphically intense games, like League of Legends, Overwatch, or Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
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An exhibition showcases the graphically powerful work of Mary T. Smith — a self-taught artist from Mississippi — in a rare, in-depth survey.
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Though rooted in an ancient religion and traditional crafts, Mr. Koraichi's graphically punchy art is fully in the global modernist and postmodernist flow.
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In the case of the Philando Castile video, Facebook says it's aiming to balance awareness with the graphically violent nature of the content.
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The scenarios graphically demonstrate how to avoid the need to shoot, focusing on when a trainee might have used de-escalation, but didn't.
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Any one of those would have met the requirements of the first-impressions-count launch window: graphically awesome, sonically powerful, and spectacularly realistic.
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Garrone likes big, bold, graphically precise images that grab the eye and do the work that's often done by dialogue in other movies.
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To convey this caldron graphically and vividly, The New York Times turned to the most innovative technology of the era: the rotogravure press.
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The works performed included gripping ones that utilize the composer's extraordinarily detailed, graphically notated scores — pages of which were projected on a screen.
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In 218, there was little precedent for a series that probed so graphically and enigmatically into the darkest corners of the American psyche.
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Elsewhere a battle between a kestrel and a crow is graphically silhouetted, a moment of wildness to contrast with the Mandarin's kempt beauty.
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"The choice to graphically depict the suicide death of the star of the series was a controversial decision," McManama O'Brien said by email.
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The conceit is rather ingenious: to use a graphically inventive style of animation to manufacture a caper involving the theft of famous paintings.
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It was designed to be a better version of Windows' alt+tab, but the graphically intense view meant it was rarely used in practice.
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The version on show in Vienna is a copy, one that bears witness to the fact the Bruegel had graphically depicted soldiers killing children.
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But according to Ozzy (who spent all evening watching graphically violent videos at the behest of his evil babysitter), they were murdered…by clowns.
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Tributes to the immense contribution of both men are legion, but few express it graphically like the array of homages those covers have inspired.
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Zelda is a graphically-intensive game loaded with all kinds of breathtaking views and particle physics that can grind a processor to a halt.
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They're lower-fidelity graphically, but higher-fidelity in that [the game characters] can respond to you, see you, use the data of the environment.
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Outrider's map is a sequel, of sorts, to Alex Wellerstein's NUKEMAP, a stripped down and less graphically impressive website that does the same thing.
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It's meant for VR, gaming, and basically everything graphically intensive — it will melt what you have in your system like butter, in a second.
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At launch, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One were competent gaming machines, albeit graphically inferior to the mid-level gaming PCs of the time.
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Several of the ones they were selling are in this massive phonebook-size volume collecting graphically amazing pages from old alternative press newsprint publications.
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You can check the areas you want to apply a test, and you can see graphically which parts of the system are being tested.
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The Cooperative Congressional Election Study of voters in the 2016 election graphically illustrates how diverging income patterns help some Democratic voters and hurt others.
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Even at the youngest age I can recall, I wasn't necessarily interested in the essay or the text, I was graphically designing the header.
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Although the president's comment was striking about Ms. Clifford, who has graphically described Mr. Trump's genitals in a recent memoir, it was hardly unique.
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These apps were somewhat complex algorithmically but had to be presented graphically to make this process as easy as taking a fast-food order.
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Leo is shown being graphically violated, and the men fear a would-be client known as "the pianist," who is known for twisted tastes.
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This wall displays visitors' photographs, along with their first names and personal interests; the wall also tracks and graphically displays all visitors' top concerns.
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But the timeline given fits squarely with his representation of the adult film star, who has graphically described an alleged affair with President Trump.
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Even the relatively dry language of the police report issued this week — summarizing at least 90 complaints of sexual harassment — makes the situation graphically clear.
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"The proliferation of smartphones for the spread of social media and photography mean that word of mouth is instantaneously shared and very graphically," Ear said.
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With improvements to smartphone processing power and the underlying mobile browser app technology, HTML5 can now support snappy, graphically-complex games like Everwing seen below.
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Maybe food, at least when graphically showcased in an Instagram post or a 30-second video clip, is just another way we talk about sex.
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It's time to hand out the award for 2017's most graphically-named, punny new TV show and the winner is…Amazon's I Love Dick.
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Gaming aside, a powerful graphics card inside a monitor like this would aid professionals working on game development, 3D applications, or other graphically intensive tasks.
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British artist Damien Hirst has officially unveiled 20133 colossal bronze uterus sculptures outside a hospital in Qatar, graphically documenting the stages from conception to birth.
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González graphically recorded the distinctive bark pattern from three birch trees onto long rolls of fine paper, each yielding unique compositions for the player piano.
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The new venture took the word "crew" from the water sport and affixed a J in front because it was thought to be graphically appealing.
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Her subtle images stick out from the graphically dramatic, and at times explicit, conflict photographs that are usually exhibited at the Visa Pour l'Image festival.
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"The games, while crude — graphically crude — the actual game play was very finely crafted because we couldn't rely on sound and graphics," Mr. Bushnell said.
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When Prince overlays one image on another, he makes sure the contrast is graphically obvious — an outlined white figure on top of a multicolored one.
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Earlier this year, a film came out titled Embrace of the Serpent, which graphically and poetically captured the ravages of 1900s colonialism in the Amazon.
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A 22-year-old woman named Kimberly Crepeaux has graphically described her involvement in a double homicide and someone has to obtain an official confession.
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"I was at knicks game with my manager and my friend Ej." In another tweet, she rather graphically stated that she doesn't even know Thompson.
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One large 1777 ex-voto oil painting from Mexico, previously covered by Claire Voon for Hyperallergic, graphically shows the mastectomy of Doña Josefa Peres Maldonado.
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Graphically, it uses the latest iteration of developer DICE's Frostbite engine for some of the best in-game graphics of any game on PC or console.
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In many respects, it's a beauty, and the inclusion of a 4K graphics pack with Cemu marks a clear step up from Nintendo's graphically inferior consoles.
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I tried out a Core i5 model and, while I didn't do anything graphically intensive other than fool around with 3D Paint, it felt very speedy.
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Once the computer industry consolidated to the graphically rich PC and Mac, though, Infocom went bankrupt, and interactive fiction as a commercial enterprise died soon after.
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The operator's brain does all the heady lifting of inferring 3D space – which makes the experience graphically light, and actually decreases queasiness and other negative effects.
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For more on the dangers of rocket fuel manufacture, you should check out this 1966 NASA video, which graphically illustrates what happens when things go wrong.
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Of those specs, the most intriguing is the SSD as it promises noticeably faster loading and rendering times to keep up with more graphically intense games.
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Graphically, Nintendo's hardware now trails Sony and Microsoft, but in the '107.13s, it often went to great lengths to promote the Super Nintendo's Mode 7 capabilities.
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In addition, Windows is better for gaming than Apple overall, with more powerful machines that can handle just about any graphically intense video game out there.
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That it's graphically rudimentary and simple to play just makes it all the more accessible to a massive audience — over 112 million people every month, apparently.
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Certainly, the show doesn't do much spoon-feeding—it delves deeply into the characters' alliances with German Marxists and Québécois separatists; it shows police torture, graphically.
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Dichen Lachman, as his sister and fellow rebel soldier, has a better feel for the material and shines in the frequent and graphically bloody action scenes.
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In Dagher's book, this is graphically described from grim personal experience by the human rights lawyer Mazen Darwish, who had been one of the earliest protesters.
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The first few issues were edited by a fellow who was pretty mundane in his view of the world and they were not very interesting graphically.
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I spent most of my time playing the shooter game Destiny 2 and the fighting game Mortal Kombat 11 since they were the most graphically intense.
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Scioscia was trying to more graphically convey that Shohei Ohtani, the Japanese pitching and hitting sensation, would be throwing a full gorilla bullpen the next day.
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It's difficult to imagine Forster writing with the abandon with which Mr. Lopez does: One character graphically describe a formative night in a Czech bath house.
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This entire episode, however, graphically highlights why the United States should have long ago withdrawn all troops from Syria — and why Trump should do so now.
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President Kennedy was particularly angered by a stream of front-page articles by Mr. Halberstam graphically describing battlefield defeats and the self-immolations of Buddhist monks.
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Of course, his penchant for graphically violent documentaries is off-putting, but nevertheless they form a relationship, which is eventually threatened when she discovers his notebooks.
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Her rendition of "Why'd Ya Do It," the graphically profane outburst of a sexually betrayed woman, is a tour de force of venomous scratching and spitting fury.
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You're obviously not using a dating site specifically because it's pretty, but there's a reason buzz about OkCupid soared when those graphically-gorgeous "DTF" ads came out.
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It's in glaring contrast to Jenelle's desperate 911 call last weekend, in which she graphically explains how she was the victim of domestic violence at his hands.
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The kangaroo was also shot in such a way that it's seen twitching and writhing graphically in a small pool of blood, as the child scoots past.
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While the company has taught AI to play simple Atari games before, Vinyals says he relishes the chance to work with a modern, more graphically intense release.
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He and Myrcella always seemed too delicate for this savage world, but that thing went bad in a hurry, and more graphically than I would have guessed.
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When the two kiss, the video lingers for several seconds on their tongues tangling graphically while real audio clips of Trump praising Putin play in the background.
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The Manson family switches plans and targets Dalton and Booth, who graphically murder the attackers with a can of dog food and a flamethrower, among other weapons.
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The class discussion on the topic of guns, when another teacher saw fit to graphically detail exactly what happens to the human body when it is shot.
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As a summary statement, the book, like the show, is a form of punctuation, though, graphically speaking, which one: an exclamation point, a question mark, an ellipsis?
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Of his painting technique, he added, "it has a lightness of touch" that serves to "allude" to the difficult subject matter rather than treat it too graphically.
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While he writes about sex graphically, Greenwell uses a crisp style to disguise the fact that he is really attempting to chart the characters' complicated emotional needs.
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The issue was graphically highlighted in November when a sperm whale was found dead with 6 kg of plastic waste in its stomach on an Indonesian beach.
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It graphically showed black voters that they now have choices, said Jackson, the commentator, who is also the founder and executive director of the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival.
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Indeed, the trend can be seen graphically in this chart: The chart shows how various goods and services have changed in price relative to the overall price level.
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Things keep getting worse for Nadine, especially because she's vocally obsessed with a good-looking classmate, to whom she accidentally (and graphically) expresses her overweening desire for him.
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In the Presence of Animals captured the lives of at-risk species in virtual reality, and Factory Farm contained graphically bloody footage from a series of pig slaughterhouses.
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Purely graphically, it's not a brilliant photograph, but that's the nice thing about photography is that not every photograph has to be brilliantly constructed, photography is also storytelling.
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Even her New French Extremity horror film Trouble Every Day has been criticized as being too metaphorical and abstract to come to grips with its graphically bloody drama.
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There's an almost impossibly sweet yet graphically sophisticated moment in which Piggie seems to step toward the front of the page as she looks out, sincerely, at readers.
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An accompanying article detailed the consensual encounter, which Gawker called "a goddamn masterpiece," and graphically described the naked body of the longtime champion of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
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Its portrayal of unshakeable faith, men under pressure and graphically violent battle scenes has all Gibson's hallmarks, and has a 96 percent approval rate on review aggregator RottenTomatoes.com.
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This is the power of the small, sparse, graphically simple game: it can give you a whole world, and you remain unsure about what you have been given.
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In the play, a Caesar who is styled to look like Mr. Trump is graphically assassinated on stage, which many on the right took as disparaging the president.
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At his last trial, in 943, prosecutors said a turncoat had secretly recorded him graphically describing how hit men should dismember and dispose of bodies to evade arrest.
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McSally has previously criticized the president, calling him "unacceptable" and "disgusting" following the release of the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape, in which Trump graphically boasted about groping women.
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The Australian director's follow-up to 2014's The Babadook graphically depicts sexual assault, murder and more in its exploration of systemic racism, class and misogyny in 1825 Tasmania.
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It can play smaller and less graphically intensive Rift games, and it supports some bigger games like The Climb and Robo Recall, although I haven't gotten to test them.
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But on the flip side, one of the Switch's biggest disadvantages is the relatively short battery life that the console offers, especially when playing a more graphically intensive game.
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Even before posting this latest Instagram story, K. was an anomaly online as a young Indian woman who used the internet to speak graphically — and often hilariously — about sex.
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Doctors are the latest group to use Twitter to make the case for gun control, going viral with pictures graphically showing the impact of gun violence on U.S. society.
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In addition to displaying the data both numerically and graphically, users of the Health2Sync app can add family members so these loved ones can help them manage their diabetes.
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In the mid-1800s, author and engineer Oliver Byrne republished the first six of those, reimagining them graphically, using visuals that seem straight from the brush of Piet Mondrian.
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Over the years, Aaron repeatedly threatened to kill her and their four sons if she ever tried leaving him, graphically detailing exactly how he would do it, she says.
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The image of the boy's lifeless body lying face down on a Turkish beach galvanized world attention on the refugee crisis, graphically illustrating the magnitude of the migrants' suffering.
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"Bryan Fuller, Michael Green, and Neil Gaiman have evolved the art form of television narratively, structurally and graphically with American Gods," Carmi Zlotnik, Starz's president of programming, told Mashable.
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There are also a number of trypophobia "trigger" sites on the Internet, where people post images of holes, bubbles and clusters, including many graphically added to human body parts.
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Team Roc, Roc Nation's philanthropic arm, is releasing video it says graphically illustrates the inhumane conditions inside a notorious Mississippi penitentiary ... as Yo Gotti continues fighting for federal assistance.
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You don't have to rely on Mick Mulvaney's recounting what you all saw so graphically on TV. How does someone who say, without a doubt, this was a factor?
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Black collectives were embedding themselves, at street level, in communities, running educational workshops, scrounging up funds for day-care centers, and making inexpensive art — graphically striking posters, for example.
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On his flight to the moon, he complained graphically to his fellow crewmen about his flatulence, evidently caused by the potassium-fortified orange juice he was required to drink.
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His discussions with the group "centered on whether violent video games, including games that graphically simulate killing, desensitize our community to violence," the White House said in a statement.
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They're just as intricate and vibrant as his pencil works, but most of the similarities end there, as his ink pieces often depict graphically fantastical scenes of sex and violence.
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Megha Rajagopalan writes about the tension between taking down graphically violent content and preserving evidence of war crimes: The way investigators document human rights abuses is undergoing a fundamental shift.
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Brown pushed the horror envelope by taking advantage of radio's inability to graphically represent grisly material, allowing the suggestion of depravity and letting the listener's mind fill in the rest.
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This month Stella Nyanzi, an activist and academic, was sentenced to 18 months in prison after posting a poem on Facebook which graphically described the vagina of the president's mother.
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However, more graphically intense titles like Counter Strike: Global Offensive and Fortnite have to step down to Full HD resolution and lower detail settings to maintain 60 frames per second.
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And an analysis of book sales on Amazon, done for The Economist by Valdis Krebs, a data scientist specialising in network analysis and visualisation, bears that out graphically (see chart).
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But in the past few years, Palermo has traded in her romantic, uptown-girl look for the more unexpected: statement lips in gothic shades, seafoam eyeshadow worn graphically, deconstructed braids.
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I was born after "43" and "Purple Rain" were released, and his graphically sexual lyrics weren't something that would fly in the conservative Jehovah's Witness home I grew up in.
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The company has weathered a shrinking personal computer industry by focusing on game enthusiasts, who are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for processors used in playing graphically demanding games.
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Release Radar will appear at the top of users' collection of playlists instead of being buried in the graphically organized Browse tab like Spotify's existing home for finding new releases.
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It's been speculated that a more powerful PlayStation 22 would allow for more graphically complex games for the upcoming PlayStation VR, or even 24K output of current PlayStation 22 games.
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But if you're already someone who plays graphically intense PC games, you also probably already have something that can run the Oculus Rift, or won't cost as much to upgrade.
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A graphically simplified rendering of a face, divided into zones of dark tints with piercing eyes, it glows with hope, as if the subject is empowered by an inner light.
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Today in politics is all about the sassy one-liners: a Trump supporter warned about taco trucks on every corner, and Biden graphically described Trump choking on a silver spoon.
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There's Brian Stokes Mitchell as Scott, in an oddly similar place of devastation and dread, sobbing and begging for forgiveness one moment, exploding in a graphically brutal assault the next.
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To that end, during the recent London Design Festival, Saunders also released a collection of eight graphically patterned rugs, his second such collaboration with the British brand the Rug Company.
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The wedding-night scene, in which it is graphically revealed that his new bride, Foosiya, has been subjected to female circumcision, prompted squeals of horror and whispers among the students.
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The diverging fortunes of metropolitan counties and virtually all nonmetro regions of the country are graphically displayed in the accompanying chart produced by the Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service.
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The past few iPhone upgrades haven't exactly been giant leaps, and the performance improvements made to the latest and greatest iPhones aren't really obvious unless you're playing graphically intense games.
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Hill was promptly called to testify before lawmakers, and her testimony — she said Thomas "told me graphically of his own sexual prowess" — has left a lasting mark on American politics.
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Between Mr. Valli's gown and the Haas Brothers' and Sisters' Afreaks are hundreds of useful objects, including lamps, furniture and office products, as well as jewelry, weavings and graphically punchy posters.
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He has spoken openly about his use of "taboo language," humor, and other shock tactics to try to shake fans out of emotional stagnation — often swearing and talking graphically about sex.
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The idea is to give Mac owners who've always wanted and needed a bit more horsepower the extra juice required to work on graphically intensive VR and 3D applications and games.
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What if, like Netflix and Spotify, you could not only digitally distribute games, but also stream them over the internet, so players wouldn't need expensive hardware to play graphically-intensive titles?
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While playing Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice maxed out isn't the most graphically intense benchmark out there, it performs steadily at 60 fps, which is the frame rate limit of the game.
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A smorgasbord of religious and political signifiers, with a few seemingly random symbols thrown in for good measure, it's become its own symbol of a banal, graphically incoherent 21st-century hippie.
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Many Macs, save some Mac Pro models, don't have the equivalent video card (as many a sad soul who has tried to play graphically intense game on a Mac can attest).
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Graphically underpowered and aesthetically confused, the Wii U was such a flop that some analysts speculated it would mark the beginning of the end for Nintendo's time in the console business.
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Although many young people here still speak Xibe at home, few of them can read its graphically bold script, made up of 121 letters and written vertically, from left to right.
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" As for the late-term abortions his opponent's supporters described so graphically, Jones explains: "The law for decades has been that late-term procedures are only acceptable when there's medical necessity.
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The affair graphically highlighted the depth of feeling within Britain's Conservatives over the "Brexit" debate, with Osborne seen as the "remainer in chief" in cabinet, and Duncan Smith a committed Eurosceptic.
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Ken Starr, the special prosecutor who authored the famous report that graphically detailed Clinton's sexual misconduct, is now facing the same sort of fall from grace that overtook Gingrich and Hastert.
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During Christine Blasey Ford's devastating testimony Thursday as she graphically recounted Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's alleged sexual assault, women across the country say they felt—deeply and personally—her pain.
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Sometimes they are graphically memorable, sometimes they have a strange kind of minimalism, but a lot of them have a quality that makes them compulsive, where you absolutely stare at them.
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Dell's latest XPS 15 is going up against laptops like Apple's MacBook Pro Retina, with enough power to play some games, edit video, or use graphically intensive apps on the go.
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One of the most innovative promotional firms was the della Robbia workshop, its specialty being a popular brand of glazed terra-cotta sculpture that was physically durable, graphically strong and inimitable.
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One of the most innovative promotional firms was the Della Robbia workshop, its specialty being a popular brand of glazed terra-cotta sculpture that was physically durable, graphically strong and inimitable.
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Sure, it's graphically antiquated when stacked up next to the just-released NBA Playgrounds (which, side note, looks awesome as hell), but its hip-hop vibe is as relevant as ever.
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Somehow, when they're allowed to be onscreen together, which is mostly through increasingly cluttered flashbacks, Harley and the Joker work beautifully together, a sort of graphically saturated Mickey and Mallory Knox.
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And they scoff at the suggestion that Mr. Trump — who has been accused of sexual assault and boasted graphically that he could do "anything" with women — has a problem with them.
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Dr. Porter, as part of an "experiment," showed women graphically violent film clips while a brain-wave machine and video camera recorded their reactions, according to two women who took part.
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More graphically intensive games like Rise of the Tomb Raider similarly had no issues, and even a network taxing round of Battlefield 1's 64-player online multiplayer ran without any hitches.
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The exceptional weather has opened up whole areas at once rather than just one or two fields, and it has been fascinating to see so many traces of our past graphically revealed.
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Alas, the rest of the movie is little more than a mashup of scatological humor and scenes like the one where Sunny graphically instructs her son how to properly screw a woman.
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I started laughing nervously, and she just smiled and started whispering more stuff, like, just graphically describing what would happen after I finished in her mouth—like in a weirdly biological way.
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The market is very niche but the technology feels exciting, allowing users to play graphically-complex titles on a bunch of low-powered devices thanks to server farms and fast internet connections.
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What Christine Blasey Ford wore during her emotional testimony spoke volumes to many watching Thursday's hearing as she graphically recounted President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh allegedly sexually assaulting her.
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At the higher end, the games were a lot more graphically intensive, so the VR ready promise will obviously vary based on the title you want to play on a GTX 10703.
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A Missouri House committee also released a report last week, graphically detailing allegations that Greitens engaged in non-consensual sexual activity and violence against the woman with whom he had the affair.
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Nvidia has emerged as a dominant player in the high-end PC gaming market, where gamers are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for graphics cards used in playing graphically demanding games.
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It is theoretically possible to depict these patterns graphically, in real time, which could make it simple to choose a fund company, based on its approach to the issues of your choice.
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And months later, when the release of an "Access Hollywood" tape revealed Mr. Trump speaking graphically about assaulting women, Mr. Giuliani was one of the few people to publicly defend the candidate.
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Julie is less a destructive protagonist here than a pawn of history, whose confused, antagonistic attraction to John transforms their sexual encounters into acts of reciprocal rape, which are graphically embodied onstage.
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The Moche people of what is now Peru were painting scenes of anal sex on their pottery in the first centuries A.D. Temples in India from the tenth century sport graphically-carved orgies.
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When a New Hampshire woman graphically described waking up to find her husband dead of an overdose, and credited a Medicaid-funded drug court for helping her fight her own addiction, Graham dithered.
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The case unfolded in January when two foster children who were in Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu's care at the time told an SCO caseworker that he had made inappropriate comments, graphically describing sexual acts.
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As months passed, the potential for graphically-based storytelling became clear: Instead of waiting for Julia Child to come on air, teletext subscribers could tune into pixel-art cooking tutorials with accompanying animations.
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The political challenge was graphically illustrated by the recent deaths of two children in pit toilets, which remain in widespread use in a school infrastructure ravaged by pervasive graft in provincial education departments.
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The Outer Worlds isn't the most graphically demanding game ever made, but it has to load in a lot of visuals and other data to account for the vast environment and nonlinear gameplay.
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While the vast majority of current smartphones support casual games — think Candy Crush and Pokémon Go — these new phones are targeting players of competitive online and graphically intensive games like Fortnite and PUBG Mobile.
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The demo I tried put me in a rudimentary cyberspace chamber (nothing graphically fancy) that felt very much like the toy box demo I tried with the Oculus Rift at CES earlier this year.
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For example, Clinton's communications team was in a meeting about Russian hacking and their communications strategy around it when the Washington Post published the "Access Hollywood" video where Trump graphically talked about assaulting women.
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The woman accusing Derrick Rose and two of his friends of gang rape wept on Wednesday as a lawyer graphically detailed the alleged August 2013 incident as the civil trial got underway, reports say.
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Chuck Davis's killing can reasonably be seen in the context of this polarized atmosphere — one so intense that some right-wing politicians and media figures are now openly and graphically speculating about civil war.
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During her trial the sickening, shocking extent of the abuse she received from Aaron — which included regularly being strangled until she blacked out and having 17 of her teeth knocked out — was graphically detailed.
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Not destined to win, but still visually astonishing: the six-minute solo pencil-on-paper piece "Prologue," which largely follows a gory, pyrrhic battle between four photorealistically drawn warriors, two of them graphically nude.
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"I'm definitely a voyeur," Mr. Woodhouse said after showing a collection of graphically patterned capes, wrapped trousers, skimmers and fingertip length coats with kimono closures that drew clear inspiration from his current host culture.
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They delivered a compelling, if graphically primitive, experience, but they were slow, uncomfortable, and—at more than $27,22018 for a full setup for two people, including the computer to run it all—prohibitively expensive.
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Between bouts of unconsciousness, she narrates a dark, graphically-depicted world in which the local dealers have barely hit puberty, fentanyl is rampant and her classmates' sex is not only casual, but frequently documented.
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It's hard to imagine that games would run well on the vast majority of Chromebooks currently out there, although Steam does offer a wide selection of smaller indie titles that are less graphically demanding.
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It's entirely possible that we've spent the last 26 years preparing for a moment like this — for somebody to lay it all out, graphically, frankly; for somebody to tell us a story, their story.
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And now, we see a video graphically depicting a character with Trump's face superimposed on it, shooting, stabbing, clubbing and impaling elected officials, news organizations, President Obama and a civil rights movement, Black Lives Matter.
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Chris Douvos, managing director and general partner at Venture Investment Associates, graphically described the lack of IPO activity as an "exit sphincter" leaving LPs, investors that fund venture capital funds, out of money to reinvest.
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FX airs shows such as the bloody "American Horror Story" and the dark and often graphically violent drama "Fargo," a type of programming more akin to series found on Netflix or Time Warner Inc's TWX.
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Older and less graphically intensive games like Rainbow Six Siege, League of Legends, and Overwatch will all run closer to the m15's native 144hz refresh rate, with all of the graphical presets maxed out.
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Nerds will note that it won't give you 60 frames per second on a graphically intensive game like Battlefield 1 or Rise of the Tomb Raider, but 30fps is more than enough for normal mortals.
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The NES and SNES Classic Edition consoles reminded players that despite being graphically limited, many 2D games still hold up quite well against modern 3D titles when it comes to gameplay, and straight up fun.
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The little triangle of orange and a quick squiggle of green at the top is easily recognizable as a carrot, and quickly, graphically signifies to anyone eating it exactly what type of cake it is.
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The following year's entry pared things back, with a story told via clipped snapshots of NBA banality: hallways deep under the bleachers, locker rooms, practice gyms (all have the added benefit of being graphically untaxing).
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For now, MyKAI is strictly text-based, though it seems likely that future versions will take advantage of all the developer kits that have been released recently for bot-makers and become more graphically interactive.
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According to the NYT, on work calls, he would talk graphically about how she aroused him, asked her to sit on his lap during a staff meeting, and regularly exposed his erect penis to her.
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The Big Apple doesn't want its residents banging like rabbits during the coronavirus outbreak -- so it's got a set of strict (and graphically specific) guidelines on how to get it on during these contagious times.
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"Various graphically rendered spots surrounding the installation reveal the totality of our earth's geological history and the existence of life since the beginning of our planet," Dehaemers wrote in an artist's statement at the time.
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In "Ran" — which Kurosawa once told an interviewer was partly meant to warn his audience of the dangers in a nuclear world — the second great battle scene graphically depicts how an accidental war might begin.
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The initial scenes hint at a fertility crisis, in a cross between "The Handmaid's Tale" and the Bible: The heroine, Marie, is graphically raped by an angel and supposed to give birth to a prophet.
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While many of us are exhilarated at the idea of this feminist victory, the toll we've paid for coming so close to that historic barrier has been the most graphically sexist election in living memory.
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It includes a chapter where the narrator visits her sister in Beirut and is subjected to a graphically detailed, cringingly orientalist seduction attempt by her Lebanese brother-in-law "Pierre," a stand-in for Arthur.
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One dwelt far too long and far too graphically on a certain pen-lodged-in-eyeball scenario; it was clear that she'd seen one firsthand and that the memory still had a pull on her.
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Dan Harmon, the creator of such cult-beloved series as Rick and Morty and Community, has deleted his Twitter account following the resurfacing of a video he made, in which he graphically sexually violates a doll.
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Embracing Overwatch and other e-sports titles, which are less graphically intensive was a conscious decision by Intel, which saw the exploding e-sports market and decided it was time to claim a piece of it.
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Leaving Neverland was met with intense emotion at Sundance, where there were mandated counsellors on call in the lobby for viewers who needed them after hearing the harrowing, graphically detailed, firsthand accounts showcased in the film.
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However, last Saturday's Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon was briefly marred by a protester invading the stage to grab the microphone from British contestant SuRie while she was performing, graphically showing what issues police might face.
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It's a joke that can be told a thousand different ways — Mom and Dad explain oral sex too graphically, Mom lectures about alcohol while drinking some, and so on — but it's essentially the same punch line.
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He recommends a majoring in cultural studies or studying visual culture, media studies, political science, or sociology to prepare for writing peer-reviewed papers like his 2017 Communicating Graphically: Mimesis, Visual Language, and Commodification as Culture.
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Many consider that Op Art reached its apogee in the "swinging" 1960s, when the British painter Bridget Riley caught the attention of both the art world and fashion industry with graphically bold black-and-white paintings.
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The head of the O.S.S., Colonel William "Wild Bill" Donovan, quickly realized that the information produced by the global war, fought on multiple fronts and territories, needed to be painstakingly abstracted, graphically depicted and efficiently presented.
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Hard R. While not as graphically violent as some of Miike's more exceptional work, it's set in a world where criminals go after each other with guns, knives, and sometimes swords, and the results are messy.
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Crackdown 3 — an open-world crimefighting game in which you can leap over small apartment buildings in a single bound — isn't the most graphically gobsmacking game on the Xbox One, nor is it the most technically refined.
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That's important because it takes more processing power to render VR scenes to begin with than today's flatscreen 3D applications and games, which has left many VR experiences looking less graphically impressive than they might otherwise be.
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Jump can "stream" indie games to you, but it doesn't offer one of the key benefits of a game streaming service — playing graphically intensive games without requiring powerful hardware — because it doesn't work quite the same way.
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There's also a new look for programs when assembling them graphically, 150 new activities that demonstrate various coding techniques and approaches, and a news feed that highlights especially interesting programs that users in the community have submitted.
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It was originally browser-based and less graphically intense than competitors such as Everquest and Dark Age of Camelot, so it gained a loyal following from gamers who couldn't afford high end PCs or a $50 game.
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Using the graphically enhanced "BFG" version of 2004's Doom 3, the mod from "Codes4Fun" skillfully ports to game to the HTC Vive, generally making it look as though it was designed for the platform all along.
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In the face of male customers touching me, talking about my body graphically or suggesting we meet outside of work, I tended to blush fiercely and quietly make my exit from the situation as soon as possible.
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She presents a portrait of emerging womanhood without eliminating the accessories of girlhood, graphically sorting through issues of sexuality, interpersonal angst, and mental health issues out of the material whirl, making serious art out of playful beginnings.
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The poem "Portrait With Stiff Upper Lip" is graphically rendered so that it can't be read line by line; the page must be turned, repositioned so that text, overlapping and running every which direction, can be seen.
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A series of advertisements showing Schiele's graphically contorted bodies (with explicitly rendered private parts) didn't make it past the critical eyes of those selling advertising space in Britain and Germany — nor the anti-nudity restrictions on Facebook.
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In that infamous conversation, Mr. Bush, then a host of "Access Hollywood," laughed along with Mr. Trump as the future president graphically bragged about his efforts to seduce a married woman, and of kissing and grabbing women.
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When Meghan Markle spontaneously wrote uplifting messages of support on bananas for women on the streets of Bristol being helped by a local charity, she did more than graphically reach out to them on a cold, wintry afternoon.
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Take Dragon Quest VR, for example: an impressive but graphically simple game that requires you to wear a heavy, expensive gaming PC on your back and a Vive on your head in order to walk around the arenas.
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For example, students can evaluate a character's decisions using this simple organizer: Make a prediction by mapping past events: Show a character's development: Or, illustrate an internal conflict: Want even more ideas for how to represent ideas graphically?
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Around noon, Mr. Gaetz proposed an amendment highlighting unproven corruption allegations around Hunter Biden, the former vice president's son, and proceeded to read aloud from a news article graphically describing the younger Mr. Biden's history of substance abuse.
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Oculus Link will allow users to tether their Quest to PCs via USB-C and play PC content that is more graphically rich and power-intensive than what's currently possible on the headset powered by a mobile chipset.
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Sergio Martínez Vila's "L'Obéissance de la Femme du Berger" ("The Obedience of the Shepherd's Wife") and María Velasco's "Délivre-Toi de Mes Désirs" ("Break Free From My Desires") offered up characters grappling with their sexual urges, sometimes graphically.
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The Passion of the Christ is still the gold standard of faith-based filmmaking, and it's a grueling, graphically violent R-rated film in Aramaic, with elements drawn from certain Catholic traditions rather than the actual biblical text.
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And in the music video for "Grenade," there's a big, heavy piano that he carries around and up a street — like a pop Sisyphus — to symbolize the song's rather graphically masochistic lyrics about taking a bullet to the brain.
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Most memorably, he took a kitsch snake of the kind seen on the back of souvenir jackets and abstracted it in a graphically linear manner that caused even an ink-averse observer like this one to reconsider permanent markings.
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A few moments apparently exist just to drive home the film's self-aware weirdness, like Red stopping to watch a full-length commercial for something called Cheddar Goblin Mac 'n' Cheese, whose mascot is a graphically vomiting green puppet.
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When someone launches a photography app or plays a graphically-intensive game, Huawei's intelligent software creates a smooth and stable user experience by applying the full capabilities of the hardware, while simultaneously managing the device's temperature and power efficiency.
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This is not to say that the issue is ignored: Mr. Simpson's history of abusing Nicole is extensively and graphically documented, as is the fact that most of his friends ignored what was going on at their Rockingham estate.
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Still, there's a tricky tension in the show between its family-time warmth and its fascination with sex itself, a subject that it has examined seriously, and increasingly graphically, in a way that many theoretically adult shows do not.
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In interviews on Saturday, they differed on how often men talk graphically about women in terms of sexual conquest or desired body parts, from those who said they had never heard it to some who considered it fairly common.
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Directed and designed by Knud Adams, this is a frequently comic, graphically foul, progressively unsettling story of one man's self-obsession and self-harm, interwoven with an almost unwitting confession of the grave damage he's doing as a physician.
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Mr. Tur called Captain Nettleton "a son of a bitch or ass," Captain Ross testified, and loudly, graphically accused Captain Nettleton of having had sex with his wife, according to both Captain Ross and Ms. Wirfel, who heard it.
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Ms. Thomas, wearing a flesh-colored bodysuit, has a wonderfully dry touch with morbid humor — she peers into her dead self's vagina, graphically describing what she sees, and apologizes to her body for what she has put it through.
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Frankly, those two games are the only graphically intensive ones we had time to test since Stadia's launch lineup was a little bit lacking until Sunday evening and reviewers only got to try seven of the 603 original games.
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The windows are not super graphically intensive in terms of processing and stewing but we have found an issue where that window was taking like 6 to 10 seconds to open and they're doing that 100 times a day, right?
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It's not the first time Tarantino has done this, of course — both 2009's Inglorious Basterds and 2012's Django Unchained hinge on revisionist revenge fantasies in which the director graphically, gleefully upends the normal order of things and changes history.
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This setup means that every character has a chance to tell their side of a very complicated story, which could have been problematic in the context of the domestic abuse that is graphically depicted in multiple scenes throughout the film.
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Triumph of Hate is comprised of three distinct bodies of work: a series of satirical prints about Trumpian exploits, graphically violent paintings examining recent events, and a triptych of woodblock prints representing the battle of good versus evil throughout American history.
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The film is all vibrant neon colors and shock-value images: Malone mounting and groping a grotesquely stitched corpse in a morgue, Reeves violating a sleeping woman with a knife, an act of symbolic cannibalism that's taken to graphically literal extremes.
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In spite of her bias against graphically sexual products, Fine feels that this is exactly the kind of product Kickstarter should endorse—though she struggled to put into words what, exactly, it is about the Semenette that sets it apart.
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In back-to-back interviews, first with controversial radio host DJ Star on his YouTube channel, the Star Chamber, and later in the New York Daily News, he graphically described how Bambaataa allegedly molested him when he was just 15.
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As sordid as the film is, Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times, it is no cliché — rather "more a chunk of raw drama, graphically and artfully torn with appropriately ragged edges out of the tough underbelly of modern metropolitan life."
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" The complaint alleges that the video platform and its parent company, Google, are in violation of its own terms of service by "hosting videos that graphically depict people being murdered, capitalizing on their final moments for pure shock value and entertainment.
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Graphically, there's no getting away from the fact that it's nowhere near as impressive as the other versions — I flipped between HDMI inputs on my TV to compare the Xbox One and Switch titles and the face-off wasn't flattering to the latter.
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In the real world, which is what this film is preaching, if he slashes somebody… Coming from the PG-13 world, my impulse is that the slashes he makes aren't as deep, as long, as graphically explicit as they needed to be.
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He was unwilling to stand up for America in the face of an assault that had been graphically described three days earlier by Robert Mueller, the special counsel probing election meddling, in his indictment of 12 Russian military-intelligence officers (see Lexington).
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WASHINGTON – Newly declassified documents released Friday graphically describe how an accused al-Qaida operative was stripped naked, repeatedly slammed against walls, waterboarded and confined in boxes for hours at a covert detention site that CIA Director Gina Haspel briefly oversaw after 9/203.
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There are also several songs where he graphically details his attempts to survive while broke and homeless, relaying the information with a mix of nihilistic zeal, regret, and hope ("Stealing shit inside of open cars / Like credit cards, weed jars and Xanax bars").
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As the aged protagonist discusses the modern era's technological advances, Solntseva shows vast, graphically detailed visions of new cities under construction, which she films with a terror-filled fascination to match that of Antonioni's "Red Desert," which was released the same year.
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The details: The ads, featuring the true stories of four Americans, graphically illustrate the lengths young people saddled with an opioid addiction have gone to in order to obtain more prescription drugs, including breaking one's own bones and purposefully crashing a car.
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Meanwhile, on Netflix, Gervais graphically speculated about Caitlyn Jenner's gender confirmation surgery, repeatedly referred to her as a big strong man, relentlessly called her by her pre-transition name and compared gender dysphoria to a human choosing to identify as a chimpanzee.
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Factoring in both the provisions including in non-common shares and the volatility of markets, among other things, the calculator displays graphically just how likely it is that employees will get a huge windfall from their startup stock — or far less than that.
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Although failures in criminal justice — highlighted most graphically by those on death row later exonerated by DNA evidence — grab headlines, it is the fundamental breakdown of the civil justice apparatus that is most likely to affect the daily life of the middle class.
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It might be a lot better than that, but you can always count on a large quotient of rage and consequent distortion and lacerating atonal shrieks you can almost see graphically represented above the stage as cartoon notes with a shudder running through them.
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Plenty of models from Acer, Dell, HP, Lenovo and more are loaded with Ryzen processors and Radeon graphics cards that can rip through today's most graphically demanding games, as well as video-editing and rendering apps on computers like the HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop.
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He spoke openly about his use of "taboo language," humor, and other shock tactics to try to shake fans out of emotional stagnation — often swearing, berating audience members, and talking graphically about sex — and he didn't censor himself even when addressing his most troubled fans.
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Artist Pinar Yoldas's "The Kitty AI: Artificial Intelligence for Governance" (2017) sees an anime-like kitty AI as the first non-human governor, graphically talking about the horrors (climate change, natural disaster, human displacement) that enabled it to rise to power in the first place.
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The Slim features a 1.6 GHz octa-core processor made by AMD, 8GB of RAM and graphics power capable of 1.84 teraflops—a measure of how many graphically intensive calculations a system can make in a second, and a useful shorthand for comparing systems.
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Announcing the imminent launch of the service on stage during Nvidia's CES press conference, CEO Jen-Hsun Huang demonstrated its capabilities, using it to play the graphically intensive Rise of the Tomb Raider on an iMac — something the machine would normally not be capable of.
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It takes great care to show how the expectations that men have of Lula force her into dollish, sexualized roles, and it (graphically and violently) shows us the double-bind of sex and love in America during the back half of the 20th century.
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While the high-end VR headsets are most easily categorized by their ability to play more graphically intense titles, their ability to integrate positional tracking so users can move about freely is a feature coming to more low-end all-in-one headsets moving forward.
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There's Stephanie Corneliussen as Joanna Wellick, a supremely loathsome cocktail of vulgarity and cruelty, who begins her meeting with Scott by graphically describing her arousal over his latest mind game and ends it with shouting how glad she is that his unborn baby died.
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Even further back, The Accused, the 1988 film starring Jodie Foster, was one of the earliest films to portray rape graphically on the big screen; it also considers the role of bystanders in a rape, something that is still barely discussed in the media today.
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In a complaint cited by Times reporter Colin Moynihan, student Dominique Machain said that when Frumkes was her narrative writing professor in 2016 (she was a freshman at the time), he graphically described a sexual encounter at his apartment with another student to her.
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The move comes more than seven months after a state health inspector visited Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman and, in a 154-page report, graphically documented crumbling, unsanitary conditions in which prisoners lacked power and water and it "rains inside" the cells of one unit.
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I was able to play graphically intensive 3D games like the latest Asphalt Xtreme, which has more detailed textures, more particle effects, and more speeding and crashing onscreen than any previous Asphalt racing game, and didn't see any major issues like dropped frame rates or jitters.
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The potency of religion as a swing factor in elections was graphically illustrated last year when the popular governor of Jakarta, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, an ethnic-Chinese Christian and close ally of Widodo, lost his bid for re-election after being accused of insulting the Koran.
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The stitched jacket is part of an entire line of Pac-Man-themed gear from the Japanese brand, which also includes t-shirts, and a collection of sweaters and hoodies that remind people of how graphically crude video games used to be, while still frustratingly challenging.
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Although not as graphically powerful as the Xbox One or the PS4 which limits what A-list games can find their way onto the portable console, the Switch has still proven itself to be an excellent gaming platform thanks to unique features the competition can't match.
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"We were united in our concern about the situation, in the deterioration of the situation and we have heard graphically from the Secretary General and (US diplomat) Jeff Feltman who briefed us on the catastrophe that is befalling Rakhine state and the Rohingya there," said Rycroft.
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There's no clear word on if it'll be able to handle the Vive's more graphically intensive games and other applications—although the official site claims it'll deliver an "unparalleled experience"—but it at least sounds like the realization of a dream that's been long in the works.
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But he continued to pursue his visions graphically, producing hundreds of drawings in which he applied his theories of the oblique to panoramas of utopian cities and territories, always populated by figures, to show the effect of his ramped architecture on the body and on populations.
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The theatrical video follows the very bloody story of 'The Wrong One to Fuck With,' who graphically kills the hell out of most everyone hanging around a disturbing whorehouse where his wife was raped and murdered, from slack-jawed patrons to the sadistic madam behind it all.
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Now maintained as a macabre museum in memory of those who died under the Khmer Rouge, Tuol Sleng has been well publicized by the Hanoi-installed government here, which seeks to graphically demonstrate the Pol Pot regime's brutality and thus justify Vietnam's continuing occupation of Cambodia.
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana (CNN)Baton Rouge Police Officer Blane Salamoni has been fired for violating use-of-force policies in the Alton Sterling shooting, Chief Murphy Paul told reporters Friday evening while also releasing four videos, several of which graphically show Sterling as he lay dying.
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That said, if you are doing anything more graphically intense, battery life can evaporate much faster, as even when playing a relatively less demanding game like League of Legends at 4K, the XPS 15's runtime was closer to two and a half to three hours.
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A stealth talent at Calvin Klein for almost two decades, Mr. Zucchelli has spent his years at the label using blaring chromatics, unorthodox materials (bicycle seat foam) and silhouettes so graphically simplified they almost read as cartoonish to revitalize the minimalism that was a legacy of the brand's founder.
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Whatever graphically-demanding game you've decided to obsess over recently, the Predator Helios 300 can handle it without flinching (even with Metro: Last Light Redux and Grand Theft Auto V). It works so hard that it does have a slight tendency to overheat, so keep it off your lap.
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I found the long act to be one of the most graphically loving sex scenes I have ever witnessed; the women seemed to me to be passionate in each other's embrace, this last scene representing a true fulfillment of the hunger and thirst that Julie had imposed upon herself.
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Its ubiquity suggests that drawing history, trying to capture the shape of time graphically, on a page or in our imaginations, is fundamental to how we understand both the past and the future; we need to diagram history to grasp it, if it can be grasped at all.
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" Long after the film version of "Jurassic Park" graphically cemented the "not a good idea" side as the winner, Helen Pilcher, a cell biologist, science journalist and erstwhile stand-up comedian, tries to rehabilitate the "good idea" in "Bring Back the King: The New Science of De-Extinction.
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Day to day, the degradation is negligible, but after a year or longer, users tend to notice the device no longer holds a charge as long as it used to, and particularly processor-heavy tasks (like playing graphically challenging video games) can sometimes cause a smartphone battery to discharge rapidly.
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It's never been easier or cheaper to get your hands on a quality 63K and HDR-ready set — like the new TCL 6-series Roku TV — and Microsoft can confidently say it has the most powerful and graphically capable console on the market to take advantage of a screen like that.
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To put it simply, IBM had a reputation to uphold with business users, and there was little argument for putting a lot of extra energy into things like color and sound—despite the fact that machines considered to be home computers, like the Apple II, were actually somewhat more powerful graphically.
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The songs, mostly pop-rock ballads by artists like Train, Imagine Dragons and Hoobastank, demonstrated that generic love and breakup lyrics can be adapted to almost any circumstance, even to describe Christ's pain on the cross (which was also graphically described by Mr. Perry, in one of the show's stranger moments).
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In 2008, when the artist Shepard Fairey created the graphically striking "Hope" portrait to support Barack Obama's presidential campaign, it seemed as if a rich tradition of American political imagery reaching back at least to the middle of the 20th century — on posters, buttons, bumper stickers — was still very much alive.
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Here, for instance, is the beginning of "Double Black Tulip" from her 2007 collection Bad Bad (Fence Books): Those ellipses mark out space and time in a new way, functioning both as a graphically emphatic but asemic presence on the page, and as the marker of some absence, delay, or silence.
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Where to buy an Xbox One X: Similar to the Xbox One S, the more powerful and graphically superior Xbox One X is seeing a lot of the same deals across the retail landscape (which is good news for you, since you'll pretty much have your pick of the litter).
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Matisse didn't disguise his brushstrokes either, and like Bell's many of his paintings have an illustrative, colouring-in quality, but he was less likely to dilute his paints, so that each area stands out strongly, and he used them more graphically, giving each part of a picture its own character.
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For me, Way's use of numerals and symbols graphically and semantically recalls the manner in which the legendary Swiss art brut master Adolf Wölfli (1864-1930) employed long series of written numbers to create the content of whole sections of his 45-volume, illustrated magnum opus, whose parts bore various titles.
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"Bryan Fuller, Michael Green and Neil Gaiman have evolved the art form of television narratively, structurally and graphically with American Gods, and we're thrilled to be working again with these artists as they continue to build the worlds and wars of the gods," Starz programming president Carmi Zlotnik said in a statement.
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Among the other five dozen or so columns terminating in human feet, dreamy red ships festooned with curious anchors, graphically ominous wooden boxes of loose fingers, and other strange and supple products of Fonseca's imagination, one final piece not to miss is a severely cut block of white Carrara marble called "Ludovisi," 1975.
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In the same year, Emory Douglas, as minister of culture for the Black Panther Party, began creating graphically snappy and elegant poster and newsprint designs that spread across the country and that punctuate sections of the Schomburg show, as do images of the raised black fist, now a universal emblem of political assertion.
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Then, in his address to the United Nations General Assembly in September, his speech before South Korea's National Assembly in November, and his State of the Union address in January, the president laid out a graphically detailed indictment of North Korea's atrocities that human rights experts have concluded amount to crimes against humanity.
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This is the first console game I've played that reminded me of the pain of getting a new, graphically intensive game running on a PC. I tweaked the settings, turning off motion blur was big, but I just couldn't get God of War running in a way I liked on my PlayStation 4.
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Whether it's Daniel Craig laughing and joking through a brutal testicle-whipping in Casino Royale, or Bruce Willis pulling broken glass out of his bare feet in Die Hard and continuing to fight, men in action movies and television series are constantly expected to shrug off tremendous damage, including being shot, stabbed, and graphically tortured.
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Chauntae Davies, who was recruited to be a masseuse for Epstein, described graphically how Epstein allegedly raped her over multiple years and the sense of loss she felt after his death because he would not stand trial for the sex trafficking charges involving dozens of female minors that he was hit with earlier this year.
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The sequence of Bin's assault, made indelible by the stomach-churning crunch of knuckles meeting head, may be the most graphically brutal segment in Ash Is Purest White, but the most violent deed committed in the film is Bin's swift, off-screen dismissal of the woman who surrendered her freedom to keep him alive.
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His face is hidden by one of them, with only his ear, neck, and hair visible, while the canvas itself, graphically rendered in black on ochre, could have fallen straight out of the still life-cum-cityscape, "The Evil Genius of a King," in which de Chirico uses the same colors to paint a tilted tabletop.
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Inside the square the singers took turns leading the group in robust if sometimes roughly rendered versions of tunes from "The Sacred Harp," an oblong book first published in the mid-19th century whose notation based on shape notes — graphically distinct symbols that correspond to specific pitches — added a ceremonial touch to the celebratory, preholiday air.
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It's supposed to work with more low-end computers than other tethered headsets, but individual VR experiences still have different requirements — if your PC can't run a graphically demanding game well on a flat screen, the same will likely be true in VR. And if you're invested in one platform already, Windows Mixed Reality may not add a lot.
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To help enliven one of the LA area's largest new corporate developments (home to an ever-expanding roster of tech companies, including Google, Yahoo, and Facebook), Architect Michael Maltzan and landscape architect James Burnett created Playa Vista Park, an 224-acre collection of exceptionally diverse and graphically inspired topographies and programs centered around a spaceship-shaped, fiberglass-covered bandshell.
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Throughout the decades of underappreciation that followed his original success, the shy, slim Cincinnati native produced a polished and graphically appealing body of work that, nearly 19933 years after his death and 21993 or so after the first cold shoulder, is re-emerging as a joyful, innocent rejoinder to the cynical materialism of much of contemporary art.
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And when my video testimony to the Indy Star came out, graphically describing the abuse that Larry perpetrated disclosing horrific details to the world that no one was ever supposed to know that I had never told anyone, even my own husband, until that point, Dean Strampel forwarded that video testimony to the MSU provost, and he locked it.
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Facebook said it also removed 3.4 million posts that had graphic violence, 85.6 percent of which were detected by A.I. The company did not break down the numbers of graphically violent posts by geography, even though Mr. Schultz said that at times of war, people in certain countries would be more likely to see graphic violence than others.
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Then there's the extravagantly unconventional "The Beast of Monsiuer Racine" published a decade later in 1971, in which a bizarre-looking creature no one can identify (the head is purple and completely, graphically phallic) steals pears from a retired tax collector's garden, then becomes his beloved companion and is invited to the capital to be celebrated.
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Though the political furor over the leaked Trump video continues to rage this week, the walk-back coming from some corners of the Republican Party is understandable considering the broad base support Trump enjoys, even as the graphically lewd audio could threaten some down-ballot GOP candidates — and potentially help tilt control of Congress to Democrats.
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Brandy was actually played by three different pit bulls, all of whom bonded with Pitt before each day of filmingEven though only one pup (named Sayuri) is credited with playing Brandy, the Huffington Post revealed that it was actually three dogs who portrayed Cliff's loyal companion — two females and a "more aggressive" male dog for the film's graphically violent finale.
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Having volunteered on Lesvos — the Lampedusa of the Aegean — in 2015, when half a million Syrian, Iraqi and Afghan refugees arrived via Turkey, I can confirm that "Notes on a Shipwreck" rings graphically true: the sodden families huddled on piers and beaches, the chain-smoking paramedics, divers, fishermen and other volunteers reluctantly compelled, like Coleridge's Ancient Mariner, to report their stories.
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But the far more important question Clinton should ask herself — and should have discussed openly and honestly on Tuesday — is why the candidate who would have been the first female president was defeated among white female voters by a Republican whose dreadful record on issues of importance to women and whose treatment of women — at one point graphically proven on tape — was so horrendous.
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"It felt like such a natural place to pick for this; the heritage of this amazing space has always been really close to my heart, and I came here a lot as a child growing up," Ms. McCartney said, shivering in a black Neoprene minidress graphically emblazoned with the sorts of messages upon which she has built her brand: No Leather and No Fur.
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Not surprisingly, and quite unfortunately, so much was made of the dark, unsettling, and lurid contents of Throbbing Gristle's Second Annual Report —mainly centering around the dialogue or 'lyrics' of Genesis' graphically gruesome spoken-word incantations, which the recordings of a child murderer confessing to his crime, and a calm newscaster seemingly reporting some catastrophe— that one of the most important and distinctive aspects that set their music apart was overlooked.
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Asus is continuing its push to establish itself as the Windows laptop choice for creative professionals with two new machines that the company is announcing at IFA 173, the ProArt StudioBook One and ProArt StudioBook X. The StudioBook One joins the company's other RTX Studio laptops as the new flagship and is touted as "the worldʹs most graphically powerful laptop" on account of its Nvidia Quadro RTX 6000 graphics and Intel Core i9-9980HK processor.
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After a week that included a bizarre, slow-motion car chase along Southern California's freeways, a grisly autopsy report that spoke of a murderous rage beyond all reason and the release of 217 tapes that graphically portrayed the depths of Simpson's explosive temper (see box, page 21989)—in contrast to all that was the image of Simpson standing in an L.A. courtroom during his arraignment and, through his attorney, requesting a special pillow for his jail cell.
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