Then to fulfill the requirements of the written task, a second sub-activity, answer-framing, involves moving the answer from its conversationally-framed grammar to a written grammatical frame.
The findings reveal the various methods or patterned ways in which the question-answering and answer-framing sub-activities are accomplished through the students' peer group talk-in-interaction.
"I still thought, There's got to be a [logical] answer,'" Frame says, but he asked for half his money back in December of 2000 anyway.
Allow me to wiggle out of a definitive answer and frame the arguments.
The search for an answer will frame succession planning discussions in Building 4 of 1 Infinite Loop -- the heart of Apple's California headquarters -- when Cook is expected to step in for his boss to lead the annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday.
Rosetta was designed to answer questions framed in the 80s, built with engineering experience gained in the 90s and fitted with technology perfected around the millennium: it is a testament to old technology.
The answer is framed as an increased probability.
Many of them, however, did not correctly apply this principle to the example of wild tobacco evolution (only 24% correct answers, Concept Frame; Fig. 6), and even fewer students (19%, Fig. 5) incorporated this principle in their explanation of how natural selection works in the context of the Dino Problem.
All qualitative data from SSIs and FGDs were then transferred into NVivo software (QSR International, Burlington, MA, USA) for analysis using a qualitative, thematic approach [ 28], which involved sorting, categorizing, and summarizing data to answer questions framed by each key area of inquiry (outlined above).
It relies on the learner's answers to frames such as the one shown in Fig. 2 to asses and guide progress.
William J Sibbald, MD: That question can only be answered when framed very specifically in terms of the clinical condition of interest and the intended therapeutic intervention.
