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Hence, it is ideal to detect and quantify these metals along with phosphide determination to be able to frame a definitive opinion (Bhadkambekar et al. 2008).

Gorsuch also expressed his own belief that judges should "strive... to apply the law as it is, focusing backward, not forward," echoing the ease in which Scalia was able to frame a radical agenda of reversing equal rights into a constitutional virtue.

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"I wanted to be able to frame it in a space where you would feel the rush of it more viscerally".

"To the extent that the other side is able to frame this as a vote for gay people to be happy, it will be challenging for us".

He is able to frame the election as a choice between stability (represented of course by himself) and the chaos of a ragbag of opposition forces.

"The idea was to be able to frame the space as a sort of ecosystem of individual pieces," Mattes and Seibert tell The Creators Project.

By including photos from happier times and posting links to marrow donor registries and other Web sites, she was able to frame her story in the way an old-fashioned telephone tree with simple medical updates never could.

Kevin Madden, an adviser to Mr. Romney, said, "You've got to be able to frame all the issues under the bigger umbrella of an economic argument".

The best systems leaders, he said, are able to frame changes that could be unpopular, such as hospital closures, in a way that can be "owned by the local politician".

There is no shortage of books and case studies about disruption, pivoting and innovation, but it rare to be able to frame these stories with deeply personal narratives about the insiders in the middle of a technology storm.