In this paper, a primary frame work of computing the TED in the rectangular microplates with three-dimensional (3-D) heat conduction is first presented.
It's only barely interactive, and doesn't require you to follow the action far out of a primary frame.
Saito goes on to explore the emergence of a cosmopolitan form of commemoration taking humanity, rather than nationality, as its primary frame of reference, an approach increasingly used by a transnational network of advocacy NGOs, victims of Japan's past wrongdoings, historians, and educators.
Adopting a fear-based narrative as our primary frame of reference is starting to limit the imagination, curiosity and exploratory instincts that have always been at the core of being human.
My book is just one of several recent crossover studies whose primary frame of attention is a single novel's composition, publication, and early reception.
These earlier inquiries can be considered forms of "philosophical theology," i.e., they applied human reason to concepts and claims about God for which Christian theology, understood as a systematic human reflection on divine revelation, served as the primary frame of reference for the truth of such claims.
History, not theory, for most designers is the primary frame of reference.
He had flown in and out of Georgia Tech so quickly -- one year -- that high school was his primary frame of reference.
As in the preceding era, education continued to be dependent upon the city, which remained the primary frame of Greek life.
As part of the UN system, and also as part of its commitments to the CRC and its Strategic Plan 2014-2017, UNICEF views human rights norms and standards as its primary frame of reference for everything it does.
