The phrase "a small frame of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a limited or narrow perspective, context, or physical structure.
Example: "She had a small frame of reference when it came to understanding the complexities of the issue."
Alternatives: "a narrow scope of" or "a limited perspective on".
As Ms. Rebeck's intimate and affecting play reminds us, the one we live in still provides durable material for theater that moves us, makes us laugh and allows us to see even a small frame of experience in a new light.
Backpacks, a trash bag full of leaves, or a small frame of sticks tied together and strung with as much materials as possible can be used.
The motivation of Gaussian selection is that only a small (frame dependent) portion of Gaussians dominate the likelihoods of the HMM states, and are therefore worth evaluating.
Never before has a World Series started with such twisting, arcing, spring-loaded fury from such a small frame — bursting out of late-afternoon shadows, no less.
This tool reveals the definitions of any selected word in a small frame at the top of the application.
Bill Dudley, who had a Hall of Fame career as one of college and professional football's most dynamic running backs in the 1940s and early 1950s despite a small frame and a lack of speed, died Thursday.
Via the "Browse these Bookmarks" tab, Delicious will open up a small frame at the top of the page, which will allow you to see a visual snapshot of your bookmarks as you browse through the list.
Start with a small frame with the picture of a baby.
If too loose, add a small frame inside each side of the posts, then attach the side panel to that frame.
I believe overall that the gay community has a very small frame of reference for disability.
The 35-year-old mother of six, with short, wavy dark hair and a small frame that belies her force of will, has taken it upon herself to become the voice of Anna Drive.
