Tables were mainly of trestle construction (with a braced frame serving as a support for the tabletop) with long rectangular tops that could be dismantled.
The silk-screen process got its name from the fine mesh silk that, when tacked to a wooden frame, serves as a support for a cut paper stencil.
A large frame served as a portal in "Atah-Kim," and people ventured through it in choreographic contrasts between constriction and release.
Its name came from the fine-mesh silk that, when tacked to a wooden frame, serves as a support for the cut-paper stencil, which is glued to it.
A big picture frame serves as a small proscenium and the mechanical world intrudes.
Thin hinges of plastic embedded within a carbon fiber body frame serve as joints, and a delicately balanced control system commands the rotational motions in the flapping-wing robot, with each wing controlled independently in real-time.
His porter's uniform, a grimy red shirt far too large for his skinny frame, serves as a pyjama too, for he sleeps at the end of a platform.When the public-address system announces that the railway police need a porter for an accident he hurries over.
The frame served as a backdrop one morning in May for a press conference held by Van Cleef & Arpels, the jewelry company.
The outer frame serves as a kind of elevator, lifting the top part of the crane using hydraulic pistons so a new section can be inserted and bolted into place.
Hence, in this study, five RC frame specimens were tested to study the effects of rotational capacity and degree of horizontal restraint on CA. One frame served as a control specimen, two specimens for improvement in rotational capacity, and another two with inadequate horizontal restraint.
He guided them through audacious long takes in which the frame served as a proscenium, as in Garland's frenzied performance of the song "The Man That Got Away" and Spencer Tracy's wry arias of poverty and frustration in the 1953 drama "The Actress".
