The phrase "a different frame of reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying perspectives or viewpoints on a particular issue or situation.
Example: "To understand her decision better, we need to consider it from a different frame of reference."
Alternatives: "an alternative perspective" or "a new viewpoint".
It is unknown whether this represents true differences in QoL or a different frame of reference for interpreting QoL between cultures.
But the recipients have a different frame of reference.
The proposed interface provides a different frame of reference with content-oriented visualization of the generation, manipulation, storage, and display of content as well as input and output.
"Young people have a different frame of reference" and don't consider calling the chief executive officer by his first name disrespectful, said Lewena Bayer, who provides civility training to companies and individuals.
We also show that by changing the frame of reference, effects due to a non-Abelian vector potential may be connected with a simple dynamical phase effect, and that under certain conditions it can be understood as an Abelian geometric phase in a different frame of reference.
Boasting the "World's Fastest Home Computer", running at a blistering 300 MHz, it comes not so much from a different time as from an entirely different frame of reference and expectation, with an appearance and functionality to match.
These activations may appear due to the use of different frame of reference (FOR) for representing an environment.
Figure 3 Different frame of references employed in the study of the 3D pose estimation of the vertebral model.
So when the two meet in a courtroom, they come with completely different frames of reference.
This romance sparks his crucial insight: the speed of light must be exactly the same for both the lover and his beloved (even if an unfeeling world has doomed them to occupy different frames of reference).
The SC appears to be the site where sensory signals encoded in different frames of reference converge, and are translated into a common coordinate system commanding movement execution (e.g. retinotopic-centered commands to resolve motor error).
