Sentence examples for common frames from inspiring English sources

Common frames of reference are often hard to find, and Chiocchio was constantly working to prevent ITER from becoming a scientific Tower of Babel.

It features high design flexibility and can be used as roof or façade cladding in combination with common frames and profiles.

If the two tracklets overlap (i.e., at least one date in common), the motion dissimilarity is computed from the spatial average of position distances on common frames.

Based on the literature and our own observations of anti-demolition protests, we suggest that "rule violation", "the weak identity", "socialism", and "collectivism" are common frames deployed by anti-demolition protestors.

An empirical observation during the series of E-lab sessions was that teams of experts working in such settings appeared to establish a collective cognitive basis wherein common frames or mindsets emerge to describe and analyse uncertain issues.

Other common frames in science journalism such as conflict (the dominant frame in coverage of politically charged science topics such as climate change and evolution), economic development, morality, scientific uncertainty, risk, and public accountability [ 32] were absent.

The similarity of their painting styles and their common frame of reference probably explain why, for a long time, the Hermitage Crucifixion was attributed to Velázquez.

Such changes are possible partly because the new Explorer will no longer share a common frame with the Ranger pickup truck.

That is why the common framing of this debate as a choice between prioritising social/economic or symbolic integration is mistaken.

"Hip-hop was a ready-made culture for the fatherless, those born of fracture – family, culture," Jimmy notes during a gig, and throughout the novel it remains a common frame.

Labor's minority government was workable because of this consensus, even as Rudd undermined and Abbott exploited the divisions, the Labor, Green and independents that kept it in power, saw the world in a common frame.