The monolithic Umbrella by Will Self, an early favourite for the Man Booker Prize, was, as one critic asserted, "doubly historical," in its adoption of the techniques of early 20th-century high modernism and in its time frame, which spanned nearly a century.
One solution for Frieze has been to create autonomous projects that can take place entirely outside the physical space of the fair and even well beyond its time frame.
In Beijing last year, Obama and Xi jointly committed to reducing emissions: the U.S. to cut net greenhouse gas emissions at least 26% by 2025, and China to accelerate its time frame for carbon reduction while increasing its use of nuclear, wind and solar energy.
The problem with crash is the narrowness of its time frame and the specificity of its impact.
Along the way, its characters, its plot, its time frame and even its title were altered, but the resulting movie, "About Last Night.
The Western Baltic Kurgans culture, which resulted from the interaction between groups arriving from the east and the people living in the Masuria-Sambia region (middle first millennium BC) is discussed in the Bronze and Iron Age Poland article, within its time frame.
We Need to Talk About Kevin is extraordinary – a maternal nightmare fired by a narrative that's not so much fractured as liquid; blending and folding its time-frame to mesmeric effect.
The treaty's future impact is limited by deep flaws, many experts say, including its lack of any emissions limits on China and other big developing countries and its short time frame, with terms extending only to 2012.
We chose the 5-min time point for this study because of its prominent and consistent appearance in all physiologic estrogen and XE treatments and because its rapid time frame ensured that it would result in a distinctly nongenomic response.
