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.
Investigators and prosecutors from San Diego and Tijuana agreed that the fact that they could speak to each other in Spanish, without interpreters and with some common frame of reference, helped enormously.
Shamoo agrees that labs need a common frame of reference for thinking about ethics.
When enterprises collaborate, a common frame of reference or at least a common terminology is necessary for human-to-human, human-to-machine, and machine-to-machine communication.
However, no unifying field or theory currently exists that can act as a common frame of reference for these varied works.
c Principles, Definitions and Model Rules of European Private Law known as Draft Common Frame of Reference http://ec.europa.eu/justice/contract/files/european-private-law_en.pdf.
We propose that these effects arise because in situ imaging provides a common frame of reference for the on-screen images of medical data and the intrinsic structures they represent.
Each of these areas can and should be analyzed separately as they pose distinct problems and challenges, but they are also interconnected, making it useful to investigate them within a common frame of reference.
It gives scientists a common frame of reference for discussions, which can result in novel interdisciplinary research and even new fields such as evo devo (studying evolution from an evolutionary viewpoint).
First, we briefly introduce fundamentals of the SOA paradigm, identify requirements for service-oriented 3D geovisualization systems, and present an architectural framework that relates SOA concepts, geovisualization concepts, and standardization proposals by the Open Geospatial Consortium in a common frame of reference.
