Sentence examples for frame to define from inspiring English sources

A window needs a frame to define it, so I made an oval pattern and began cutting out pieces of mahogany.

Corollary 5 to the Laws of Motion, quoted above, put him in a position to introduce the notion of an inertial frame, but he did not do so, perhaps in part because Corollary 6 showed that even using an inertial frame to define deviations from inertial motion would not suffice.

The Obama campaign has chosen the Gekko frame to define Romney for the fall election and has staked its early advertising on it.

NSHAP used a 12 month time frame to define currently "sexually active" people, whereas MIDUS used a six month time frame.

The final step is to draw a perceptual mask weighted flow tensor between successive frames to define the method.

Relations between these objects then define higher-level objects, e.g. cell organelles, which can be related to define cells, or cell objects can be related across time frames to define lineage trees.

Previous studies have used various definitions and time frames to define an intention to quit, such as 'not willing to quit in the next four weeks' [ 24], "uninterested in quitting at that time" [ 26], "no intention to quit within the next month" [ 33] or "not ready to quit" [ 34].

Use frames to define fine art.

Perhaps the most important function of a frame is to define attribution of responsibility for an issue; this is influenced by whether "individualizing" or "systemic" frames are more prominent in the public discourse regarding a particular issue [ 8].

Thus, depending on the time frame used to define cross-border TB, our analysis may have overestimated cross-border TB in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

It's hard in this frame of mind to define and celebrate greatness, to hold up others who are immeasurably superior to ourselves.