One running joke, which continues to the final frame, centres on the VW bus.
(Expert #23, researcher NOS) This frame centres on the lack of communication about overdiagnosis from screening providers to women.
(Expert #10, consumer advocate) This frame centres on the negative publicity generated by overdiagnosis discussions and the decrease in breast screening participation that might ensue.
Lateral bumpstops Limit relative bogie displacements in the lateral direction at the bogie frame centre, with 60 mm of side play (30 mm left/right from centre).
The quintessential hinged frame, centre-fire revolvers for which the Webley name is best known first began production/development in the early 1870s most notably with the Webley-Pryse (1877) and Webley-Kaufman (1881) models.
Let us denote by { b} the reference frame centred in the shoulder and by X, Y, and Z the coordinate axes defining the principal body planes, that is, XY-sagittal, YZ-frontal, and XZ-transverse.
The reconstruction we carry out is in an "egocentric" coordinate frame centred on the middle of the start zone, with the line drawn from there to the central pole taken to define the depth axis.
The distance function, dist, between an input window of audio data,, at time, and a state in the context of its left and right selected units,, is defined in (2) where each is a window of audio frames, centred at time, from either the left or right selected units at this point in the sequence (i.e., where ).
Habitat was characterised from a 1.5 m length of video frame grabs centred on each core location (using a Sony DVBK 2000E V1.00, pixel resolution was 1.7 mm).
Brown goatskin over wooden boards, both covers blind-tooled with frame and centre-piece, the latter in the shape of a cross composed of small rhomboid stamps showing some remnants of gold.
Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron, for example, presents a frame story centred on 10 people fleeing the Black Death who gather in the countryside and as an amusement relate 10 stories each; the stories are woven together by a common theme, the way of life of the refined bourgeoisie, who combined respect for conventions with an open-minded attitude toward personal behaviour.
