The South Korean subway car conjured up nightmares for mass transit riders around the world: a frame of twisted and scorched metal, burned out seats and ceilings.
I think it boils down to the fact that, deep down, we're all a bit insecure about our own worth and so we look around us for a frame of reference to assess how well we're doing -- in work, wealth, love and life.
Television makers have tried a similar approach before; in the 1950's, Sylvania introduced the Halolight, which created a border of fluorescent light around the screen as a "frame of light that's kinder to your eyes".
The stories put a frame of words around a paradox, capturing the random sights of a fixed route.
An alternative to using the old dome tent is to wrap a large tarp around a teepee frame of wooden poles.
If a private commission is financially out of reach, a family snapshot reproduced on stretched canvas and wrapped around a wooden frame of 8" x 12" on photofiddle.com starts at around $40.
That being said, identical knowledge and beliefs are not necessary; convergence around a broad frame of mental models provides the common meaning needed for action, regardless of differing views on specific issues [ 26].
N. Warne: Marble Arch design, perhaps, is made up of ridges and this (comp. anag. & lit).. Dr P. Whitehead: A decoration around the frame of a window, or this could be on Marble Arch (comp. anag).. A. Whittaker: Ornamental window border seen in church, if old, in sculpted marble (Ch. + an in anag).. A. J. Young: See hobble skirts put on in period window dressing (c + ran in hamble).
At meetings of the Promise Keepers and at the Million Man March in Washington, Mr. Thomas went around holding a frame in front of his chosen subjects as he snapped their pictures.
"So that when August rolls around, he's in a good frame of mind, and a confident frame of mind that he can get back to being the player that he was".
