"It was framed largely as a good vs. bad kind of a story," he said.
Those at the conference defined the elite as people with power over others, and the debate was framed largely in economic terms.
On the one hand there is the dominant discourse framed largely in terms of restricting access to benefits and frequently stereotyping disabled people and other claimants as scroungers rather than strivers.
Loss of tropical rain forests in the Amazon basin, Central Africa, Indonesia and other parts of the world has been a pressing environmental issue for two decades, but the debate has been framed largely in two ways.
That story is already out there, and in it her record is framed largely in terms of her prospects for national office, as if one exists in the service of the other, as if the point of a Congressional seat is leveraging it into an even better, more regal throne.
In the context of this chapter on safety assessment of nanotechnology products, the discussion is framed largely at the societal level and addresses broad concerns about adverse human health and ecosystems.
To date, the future implications of these ecologies for environmental management have been framed largely in 'traditional' conservation biology terms, focusing on how we can conserve or restore natural environments to a past ecological benchmark.
To date, the most explicit worldviews evident in ECCE, which have come to dominate global policy and practice through the kinds of agendas shaping meetings such as this Forum, are framed largely by generic, quantitative targets.
Despite the time frame, Doerr largely avoids the topic of the Holocaust, focusing more on warfare than on genocide.
Some critics of symbolic AI believe that the frame problem is largely unsolvable and so maintain that the symbolic approach will never yield genuinely intelligent systems.
Here, the edge of a grassy field cuts across the upper one-third of the picture frame, which is largely taken up by a body of mirror-smooth water.
