I should preface all this by saying that frame standards are best experienced, not analyzed on paper.
The decision wrestled with numerous novel and disputed issues involving the liability of corporate advisers under the federal securities statutes, eventually framing standards that allowed the case to proceed.
In Pokora, Justice CARDOZO noted that the problems springing from the grade-crossing rule emphasized "the need for caution in framing standards of behavior that amount to rules of law" (id., at p 105).
We expect that our skeptical mindset and skeptical attitude theoretical approach will move the literature forward, especially in terms of framing standards, developing interventions to improve audit quality, and performing root cause analyses.
"If 10,000 observers each obtained 100 frames, then we would have a million-frame movie; at standard frame rate this would take 12 hours to show, and would thus be a slow-motion representation of coronal evolution," they say.
The cars in the Petersen Museum show may represent a last hurrah for the art of coachbuilding: from drawings that were works of art in themselves, builders fabricated wooden frames for standard chassis and covered them in sheets of metal.
The extension's wood frame, a standard element of house construction in California that the architect describes as poetic, was left uncovered for esthetic reasons.
Of course, several known results from the frame of standard metric spaces (see, e.g., [30] and [31]) are also special cases of these theorems.
Recently the time frame for standard treatment of acute stroke with IV tissue plasminogen activator was expanded from 3 h to 4.5 h from ictus onset [4].
