The medieval literary scholar Corinne Saunders points out that Margery's experiences were strange then, in the early fifteenth century, and they seem even stranger now, when we are so distant from the interpretive framework in which Margery received them.
CENSREC-4 is an evaluation framework for distant-talking speech recognition in reverberant environments[22].
It is observed with respect to a framework of very distant background stars or galaxies.
Although LAMP achieves very high accuracy rates, especially for admixtures from distant ancestral population, the current framework has two inherent shortcomings which lead to lower accuracies on admixtures of closely related populations.
The extent of independent insertion of introns in the same sites (parallel gain) in orthologous genes from phylogenetically distant eukaryotes was assessed within the framework of the protosplice site model [ 132].
As the tradition of fiction grew longer and deeper, presenting works ever more distant from the reader's cultural framework, readers seemed more willing to accept work that was radically detached from local truisms of time and space.
And Tehran today - with its new approach or with its old one - is not likely to squander the Hezbollah card, regardless of what has been said about its willingness at the end of the day to "expend" this precious asset it holds within the framework of the Grand Bargain, which remains distant.
At both, interfaith leaders from countries as distant as Guatemala and Ukraine will call for a new framework for drug policies that emphasizes treatment.
In particular, microsatellites, a class of highly polymorphic repetitive sequences considered by most to be neutrally evolving junk DNA that is too labile to be maintained in distant species, have not been comprehensively studied in a comparative genomic framework.
And he repeated the White House's insistence that it would exercise its right to withdraw from the agreement unilaterally "at some point in the not-too-distant future," unless Moscow agreed to a new arms-control framework.
