Sentence examples for expands the frame from inspiring English sources

Early modern drama expands the frame – the 16-strong cast is the largest Longhurst has ever directed.

Positioning both hands on the corners of the photo, Dr. Marx clicks the clams, expands the frame and rotates it sideways on screen.

"To Be Loved" reaffirms his suave command as a vocalist and song stylist, while subtly expanding the frame.

(Chinen) ★ Dafnis Prieto Sextet / Yosvany Terry Quintet (Wednesday) This installment of the Oval Lawn Series at Madison Square Park will feature a compatible pair of bands led by Cuban musicians who are expanding the frame for Latin jazz in New York.

Fully bearing gap-opening devices tend to expand the frame beyond its original span length (Garlock et al. 2007); Dowden and Bruneau 2011).

Consistent with this, we observed that Acp26Aa harbors one SCL allele that expands the open reading frame by one codon and one PTC allele that shortens it by seven codons, along with the major allele that matches the D. melanogaster reference annotation.

Why not expand the time frame to the run-up to the crisis?

Two months ago, the California attorney general, Bill Lockyer, sought to expand the time frame to include suspected overcharging before October 2000.

Expanding the time frame to as many as 25 years after graduation depending on graduation date, the importance of academic diversity diminishes in magnitude and significance as suggested by Proposition 2.2.

Surgical procedures to treat obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) aim either to debulk the soft tissues or to expand the skeletal frame; the former procedures aim to reduce/remove the obstructions due to the excessive bulk of soft tissues lining the rhinoorohypopharynx and may be performed as single or combined procedures, depending on patient exigencies.

In line with the results of a previous study [ 17], expanding the time frame from cross-sectional analyses (point prevalence) to a total estimate across successive assessments ('any depression') revealed a higher prevalence rate in a 2.5 year period, suggesting that prevalence estimates taken at one point in time underestimate the true scope of the problem.