Earlier skyscrapers were supported by complex frames of steel or concrete columns and beams.
This indicates that there is no single map of locations determining which items get attention: attention is sometimes allocated on the basis of location in egocentric space, sometimes on the basis of location in more complex frames of reference (a point that was among those raised by Allport, in his influential critique of the Broadbentian debates (see Allport, 1992, p. 197)).
Animator Scott Benza said Sentinel Prime had a face "more human-like than any of the other robots", having a more complex frame and "a greater number of plates" so it could be more expressive.
It's a long leap from covering up corruption or brutality to a complex frame-up of a celebrity defendant in a brutal double homicide.
All statistical testing and variance estimation accounted for the complex sampling frame of the NEISS using SURVEY procedures in SAS version 9.3 (SAS Institute , Inc Cary, NC).
To normalize the complex data frame of both sites, PCA was applied and differentiated by hierarchical cluster technique to evaluate the comparative composition pattern among the samples taken from the monitoring stations.
The Vermeer replica also reveals complex framing techniques employed on the works of the Dutch painter so they would endure, while mysterious springs used by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts in framing Rembrandt's Lucretia, are more commonly found in the US car industry.
Knowledge of the critical condition is essential in the design of both simple and complex frames.
Complex frames imply both an in-phase and a quadrature phase projection of the signal.
Nevertheless, it is worth noting that we currently cannot rule out the attractive possibility that the observed association of mitonuclear genotype with T2DM is due to inter-OXPHOS complex interactions in the frame of OXPHOS super complexes (Lapuente-Brun et al. 2013).
