Sentence examples for changing frames of from inspiring English sources

So, voilà, the dirty white, beautiful slate gray and mischievous changing frames of Lelouch's high cinema: Those shots light up the miniscreen, don't they?

NEW HAVEN "Once Removed: Sculpture's Changing Frame of Reference".

But the "changing frame of reference" suggested by the exhibition's title could easily have addressed other aspects of sculpture since 1974 — like how land art, "social sculpture," relational aesthetics and myriad other strains have challenged the idea of discrete objects and collections.

A collage of sounds, it often forms a close accompaniment to what Ms. Butler is dancing, but she is so much the mistress of her dance that she never seems to listen or wait for a cue: the music, though taped, seems to follow her like a series of changing frames.

The adjusting of LCB is achieved by changing frame area curves, and hull surfaces are reconstructed accordingly using the Radial Basis Function (RBF).

But the economic forecasts have not been positive, and in the case of continued slow or stagnant economic growth, Professor Sides said, Mr. Obama's best hope then lies in changing the frame of the election, so that it is not a referendum on the economy, but a choice between a president viewed as moderate and an opponent viewed as too extreme.

We also show that by changing the frame of reference, effects due to a non-Abelian vector potential may be connected with a simple dynamical phase effect, and that under certain conditions it can be understood as an Abelian geometric phase in a different frame of reference.

We conceptualise our paper on the background of the study of multi-level and multi-actor dynamics between national, inter-governmental and supranational policies; we discuss the changing ideational framing of QA in the European policy arena, and attempts at European norm-setting and standardisation.

Changing my frame of mind allowed me to meet extraordinary people and hear unique stories of my classmates.

And changing that frame of mind where facts and fiction confluence will take time," said one community member who was a victim of that frame of mind.

In a million years, I never could have imagined that happening without the outside force of the Occupiers changing the frame of the nation's political debate.