Among the larger artifacts, only the backpack frame, trapped against the rock, remained in place.
The image of his limbs bulging through the frame, trapped like an oversized cod stuck in a carrier bag, will follow him for the rest of his political career.
After luring their subjects into wire-frame traps, Ms. Plattner and Mr. Berghague will attach small radio transmitters to the ducks' backs and follow the electronic beeps in a red Ford Ranger pickup with a large antenna attached to the bed.
The framing trap occurs when we misstate a problem, undermining the entire decision-making process.
The air trapped in the film is the essential contributor of the anticorrosion property of film for its insulation, the copper tetradecanoate film itself acts as a "frame" to trap air as well as a coating with inhibition effect.
In his upcoming book, Chasing the Rabbit, Steven Spear, a senior lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, recounts an experience that helped us frame the trap of monolithic instruction that we've gotten ourselves into in public education.
In his film, director John Maybury – a pop-promo producer, artist and one-time collaborator with the late Derek Jarman – depicts Bacon, framed and trapped like the figures in his paintings, by multiple reflections, intrigues, gossip and rumour.
The Glass Menagerie is a memory play which insists on the unreliability of memory: the action - a variation of Williams's own family history - is framed and trapped in a proscenium arch within the stage; Matthew Wright's design is, as Williams requested, fuzzily lit and striped with shadows; the sound of tinkling glass (oh, that imagery) is woven through the evening.
The 40-year rule might work for, say, a wood-frame rat trap in West Overshoe.
(Color figure online) Open image in new window Fig. 7 Video frames showing trapping and releasing operation for an individual SiO2 micro-particle (marked with a red arrow) with a 3-stripe electrostatic trap.
Believe it or not, you can resurrect that perfectly good frame from the traps of that old, not-so-trendy fabric.
