Sentence examples similar to conception frame from inspiring English sources

The classification was based on Fillmore's conception of cognitive frames within Frame Semantics (Fillmore 1985).

Secondly, the discussion needs to consider the whole ecosystem of different privacy conceptions, worldviews and framing metaphors.

He maintained that he had framed an updated conception of continua by somewhat loosening his attachment to Cantor's ideas.

Newton therefore held that physics required the conception of absolute space, a distinguished frame of reference relative to which bodies could be said to be truly moving or truly at rest.

First, 19th-century electrodynamics raised again the question of a privileged frame of reference: the conception of light as an electromagnetic wave in the ether implied that the rest-frame of the ether itself should play a distinguished role in electrodynamical phenomena.

Researchers have clearly demonstrated that risk factors for IPV associated with pregnancy encompass the time frame of one year before conception until one year after childbirth [ 11– 15].

The privacy conceptions expressed in the frames differed along two key axes: individualistic or collective framing of privacy and privacy viewed as a highly important or relatively mundane issue.

A strategy for modelling, digital devices around QCA multiplexer is framed, which directs to the conception of complex digital circuits with high device density and low latency (i.e., more quick functioning).

Lay-critiques were similar to those put forward by environmental groups and were strongly framed by conceptions of nuclear power.

His reflections reminded me of the therapeutic power that lies in the act of writing as an act of memory; one that guides us as we re-frame our conceptions of the divine in the world.

Now, the Bond film he agreed to shoot contains, within its frames, the single most sublimely silly conception in modern cinema: Denise Richards as a nuclear physicist in hot pants named Christmas Jones.