The port has become a city and the whole city has simultaneously become a European industrial cluster and a global hub; the new design of the harbor, in continuity with the past, deals with fragments and seems too meticulous and partial compared with the nature of the transformations, but the project is framed in a larger structural skeleton that defines the whole platform as an integrated model.
Book titles are framed in quotation marks.
All the photographs are framed in black.
Conventionally, paintings were framed in gilt frames, and modern paintings were sometimes framed in plain white frames.
In most of the extant literature HRM is framed primarily in terms of large, stable organisations, while other organisational types, such as, those relying on projects as the principle form of work design, are marginalised in discussions about what HRM is and how it should be practiced.
A view of lush hills and of nearby Griffith Park was framed perfectly through a large square window in the living room.
But just like in business, tactics are more effective if they're framed under the lens of a larger purpose.
A large side lawn is framed by flowering perennials.
His face was framed by a crew cut, a patch of chin hair and large studs in each ear.
Given the timing and contexts of the publication of Bridgman's ideas, the philosophical debates surrounding them were to a large extent framed in relation to logical positivism, which was just making its big impact on the American philosophical scene.
