Sentence examples for concept of frames from inspiring English sources

In 1975 Minsky developed the concept of "frames" to identify precisely the general information that must be programmed into a computer before considering specific directions.

The concept of frames (discrete frames) in Hilbert spaces has been introduced by Duffin and Schaeffer [1] in 1952 to study some deep problems in nonharmonic Fourier series.

Finally, some suggestions coming from the concept of frames, used in a MA cognitive approach à la Minsky (1987), will be checked and further processed.

This paper uses the concept of framing as a means of examining design process.

We propose a conceptual framework in which we connect the concept of framing to attitudinal, sender receiver and contextual factors.

Central to the paper's argument is the concept of framing, defined as an ongoing social process of context production in an unfolding situation.

The concept of "framing a health and wellness product around the romance of Valentine's Day" was unusual, Mr. Lipton says, as was the social sampling aspects of the campaign.

In a broader context, McNeal's concept of framing epithelial pathogenesis in terms of developmental biological principals has been extended more recently into the field of carcinogenesis under the umbrella of tumor microenvironment.

High points include an installation devoted to kintsugi, the Japanese practice of repairing ceramics with gold-laced lacquer to illuminate the breakage; a collection of Braille-embossed objects (an ashtray, a copy of Playboy); and a wall of photographs that playfully examine the concept of framing.

Fig. 1 Concept of frame-by-frame intermittent tracking.

The concept of framing was made popular in politics by Frank Luntz and George Lakoff, but based upon psychological (and, recently, economic) research by Kahneman and Traversky, amongst others.