A big picture frame serves as a small proscenium and the mechanical world intrudes.
(The black of the door frame serves as an obvious metaphor).
The frame served as a backdrop one morning in May for a press conference held by Van Cleef & Arpels, the jewelry company.
The silk-screen process got its name from the fine mesh silk that, when tacked to a wooden frame, serves as a support for a cut paper stencil.
A large frame served as a portal in "Atah-Kim," and people ventured through it in choreographic contrasts between constriction and release.
The outer frame serves as a kind of elevator, lifting the top part of the crane using hydraulic pistons so a new section can be inserted and bolted into place.
He guided them through audacious long takes in which the frame served as a proscenium, as in Garland's frenzied performance of the song "The Man That Got Away" and Spencer Tracy's wry arias of poverty and frustration in the 1953 drama "The Actress".
His porter's uniform, a grimy red shirt far too large for his skinny frame, serves as a pyjama too, for he sleeps at the end of a platform.When the public-address system announces that the railway police need a porter for an accident he hurries over.
In fact, the frame serves as a flexion stop.
The overload frame serves the purpose of extending the interframe space to handle overload conditions. .
