Sentence examples for changes framed by from inspiring English sources

This shift and the other spectral changes, framed by isoelliptic points at 215, 235 and 260 nm, indicates formation of a second population in solution which is not i-motif.

Data from this study allows us to propose a model for how the InTeGrate project promoted instructional change framed by the interconnected model of professional growth (Fig. 8; Clarke and Hollingsworth, 2002).

In the Netherlands, climate change mitigation is framed by national government as a reduction of CO2 equivalent emissions.

All it shows is that climate change is a challenging area, framed by denial, guilt and discrimination, that requires the same intelligence and sensitivity as any exhibition on gender, race or class.

When your sky is framed by buildings, the changes that make each week distinct are there in the planting and the insects that visit.

Although it focuses on events of 2010, the report said its observations were "now framed by the dramatic changes sweeping across countries in the Middle East in 2011," from the successful uprisings against autocratic leaders in Tunisia and Egypt to the continuing political violence in Libya, Yemen, Bahrain and Syria.

While domestic political enemies strategically chose to ally under the umbrella agenda of regime change- linkages between outside actors, as framed by contentious campaign politics, may find some surprised at their supposed bedfellows.

Hill's comments are persuasive for they are framed by his certainty that, after Imola, racing had to change.

The story is framed by the narrative of the elderly Stephen, recollecting the wartime summer when everything changed for him.

Everything is framed by something.

The Haydn was framed by two rarities.