Sentence examples for a solid frame from inspiring English sources

Directed by Robert Falls, who provides a solid frame for his incandescent leading man, this revival may not make a case for Mr. Bogosian's 1987 drama as a play for the ages.

For an alternating current supply, the iron losses in a solid frame restrict the efficiency and a laminated frame is used, which is made up of a pile of thin sheets of iron cut to the appropriate shape and stacked with a layer of insulating varnish between each sheet.

Mr. Singh, though sheepish about his sudden notoriety, tells all comers that the MV-1 has a solid frame that provides a smooth ride, that its V-8 engine provides plenty of pickup and that it maneuvers well on the city's crowded streets.

"In the last frame I expected him to win in one visit, but after he missed I played a solid frame.

Accordingly, it is unlikely that many people will have much experience, or a solid frame of reference, through which to interpret and evaluate such processing.

The results of this study might represent a solid frame for designing and planning future studies with both compounds, which should further clarify their mechanisms of action and genotoxic/cytogenetic effects relevant for human risk assessment.

Ahmed does look vaguely like a fighter away from the front lines, with a full beard (no mustache) under a camouflage cap and a short, solid frame clad in a thick jacket to combat the approaching winter.

We couldn't have asked for a more solid frame around which to build better film tie-ins – but two decades on, action games based around movies so regularly have little meat on their bones.

The best (and usually the oldest) wicker furniture is handwoven around a solid wood frame (newer frames may be aluminum or plastic).

The Model 1897 was first listed for sale in the November 1897 Winchester catalog as a 12 gauge solid frame.

Following Biot (1962a), a set of differential equations governs the particle motion in a general anisotropic porous solid frame, of anisotropic permeability, saturated by a viscous fluid.