Sentence examples similar to accounts frame from inspiring English sources
The Kazakh government calls such accounts frame-ups by its enemies -- except for a $1 billion stash, accidentally disclosed, which it says was tapped to rescue the Kazakh economy in 1998.
However this was not elaborated upon and there were no accounts framing patients' chronic pain management as requiring consideration of both the patients' cognitive and social adaptive strategies.
That having been said, tariffs are set from reference costs, which are themselves estimated from the financial returns of individual providers who are required to employ a standardized accounting frame.
The audited annual accounts build the cost frame and the calendar year defines the calculation period.
The method accounts for frame freeze/jerkiness and clearness/sharpness in MPEG-4 encoded videos.
The emerging clamor around Facebook's recent changes to their privacy policy and procedures with the introduction of "Instant Personalization" is not a chorus of whiny self-entitled Millennials as some accounts would frame it.
The integration of the plant activities/programmes into coherent PLiM programmes will be demonstrated taking into account the frame of regulatory requirements regarding long-term operation (LTO).
Specific performance metrics that take into account the frame and the DL-MAP messages detection were considered to illustrate the adequate performance of the proposed design.
The dynamic delay detection limits ( and ) have to be configured, by taking into account the frame delay variation caused by higher priority traffic.
We also carried out specific experiments that take into account the frame and the downlink map messages detection over ITU-R wireless channel models to illustrate the performance of the proposed design.
It should be noted, however, that such a conception of our de re grasp of properties lurks under the surface of many rationalist accounts whether framed in terms of concepts or properties (Bealer 1998; Bonjour 1998) and is even more explicit in the claim that we have knowledge by acquaintance of universals (Russell 1912).
