I ended up that day at the Longfellow House, the most glorious house in Cambridge, which Howe describes in her collection "Frame Structures".
We adhered to standard ethnographic methods to manage potential bias and to ensure that our data collection frame was open and wide, but it is possible that other observers might develop different conclusions.
The validity of aggregated data on alcohol consumption based on self-reports may be particularly biased in studies with short data-collection frames, and caution is required when data on alcohol consumption collected in a short time-frame are compared with other data.
But as one might imagine, the market for such treasures is limited, so happily for Mr. Salazar, he does not just own that elaborate and varied collection of frames, but also the 40,000-square-foot building in which they hang.
It seems that it's worth the risk of the occasional scrap in exchange for a collection phenomenal frames.
Hanging on the living room wall behind him was a collection of frames, variously sized, displaying a depiction of the Virgin Mary and colorful family portraits, several of which appeared to be of the same older woman.
Hanging on the living room wall behind him was a collection of frames, variously sized, displaying a depiction of the Virgin Mary and colourful family portraits, several of which appeared to be of the same older woman.
However, to ensure heterogeneity in the participating patients the goal was to include 80 and 40 eligible patients during the planned data collection time frames of the two studies, respectively.
Buy different brands of orange juice to make a collection of frames.
In the collection called Frame, for example, classical picture-frame moldings are applied to minimal 1950s-style credressersdressers and nightstands, concealing drawers, as shown here.
Schappell's second collection is framed by two stories about a woman named Heather.
