(1) The project has introduced and utilized some innovations in the theoretical frameworks, in particular as far as the choice of objectives, conceptual contents (framing concepts) and themes are concerned.
Over time, as the Flash platform evolved, it became capable of supporting increasing content frame rates.
This study investigated the impact of sign content, frame refresh rate, and sign placement on driver speed reduction, compliance, and eye movements.
The results, as shown in Figure 7, paralleled the pattern found in IC-induced lung injury, indicating amplified injury in ADX rats as defined by increased albumin leakage (frame A), elevated MPO content (frame B), amplified cytokine levels in BAL fluids (frames C E) and enhanced histopathology of inflammation (neutrophils, fibrin) and injury (hemorrhage) (frames F I).
Some sites weren't pleased to have their content framed around Digg stats and blocked the service.
Here's hoping the Washington Post and the other big media outlets who are having their content framed and presented as MySpace News content take the matter further.
Streams of content frames flow across the screen, and can come from multiple sources, showing images, news items, videos, social media updates, and more.
The case most frequently cited in content framing cases is Washington Post vs Total News where the Washington Post argued that this was unfair and harmful use of their trademark and there was a danger that the user would be confused concerning whose content was being displayed.
RR unit firing rate was lower in frames associated with higher spatial content (above the mean spatial content of frames) than in frames associated with lower spatial content (below the mean; RR unit firing rate at high spatial content frames 4.11 ± 0.78 Hz vs. firing rate at low spatial content frames 4.83 ± 0.91 Hz, p =0.001; signed-rank test, n = 42).
The authors of the new report hope that its contents will frame the debate over how much government oversight and control is warranted in the field.
