Sentence examples for a framework from from inspiring English sources

He borrows a framework from Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" on which to hang his allegorical commentary on the present state and future of automobile design.

"The education system is based on a framework from the 17th and 18th century that says we should play for the first five years of life, then learn, then work, then rest and then die.

You can mount the tile directly to the ceiling, but you will achieve better results if you hang the tile in a framework from the ceiling (this is commonly called a suspended ceiling).

Thus it will be enormously handy to have the exact letter-by-letter sequence of the entire genome as a framework from which to determine how many genes there are, where precisely on the chromosomes they are located, and how they function.

It starts, he says, with a "framework" from a teacher or parent that the child continually modifies after testing it in the real world.

Delegates also indicated that they hoped that the commission could provide a framework from which their networks could lobby the individual member states of the commission.

As for the role of the non-state sector, sub-themes were derived from a framework adapted from relevant literature [ 12, 21, 22].

Different approaches for developing predictive models of morbidity in cardiac postoperative intensive care units have been reviewed in a unitary framework from a theoretical point of view.

Social framework analysis gives courts general information — a framework — drawn from social science.

Unlike the Slide-A-Lyzer, it did not come in a premade structure, so the two men tried to design a framework made from plastic and screws.

According to the reports, the ideas are supposed to form the basis of a framework agreement from which a final treaty would emerge.