Sagging gently into the Hudson River, at the 64th Street pier, is an undulating steel-beam frame that looks, depending on your perspective, like a sunken roller coaster, a zeppelin that crash-landed, or a skeletal model by the architect Frank Gehry.
When your perspective is so tightly framed on your own frustrations, you fail to see others who are also struggling to find an adequate representation just like you.
Like a lot of combat veterans, Villanueva's time overseas appears to have helped frame his perspective on the rest of his life, including playing professional football.
It's a good idea to ensure that you take photographs of the moon with other things in the frame, for perspective.
Among the sculptures are a giant gold-colored picture frame giving perspective to Sarasota Bay; a 13-foot-high walk-through girdle made of Douglas fir, fire hose and steel; and a 16-foot-high weathervane with tail and flippers that come to life when the wind blows.
While it is indeed unrealistic to think of the internet and web as some kind of elevated place unconnected with the vagaries of the physical realm, that is a disingenuous way to frame the perspective of those who espouse the view that the online world should be regulated differently.
"No matter where the news is breaking – in Sacramento or just down the street – California will help frame readers' perspective on the latest trends and discoveries in our community and the state.
If the costs in the intervention arm are greater than in the non-intervention arm, it is necessary to undertake a cost effectiveness study, with the same time frame and perspective.
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Pupils' responses suggested they had, as Marking believed, related these countries' stories to their own lives and experiences – although, perhaps, they would take time to frame them in perspective.
But I think that it is important to have female authors, and in general a diversity of authors — the frame and the perspective will necessarily be different, just as it is different from one individual to the next.
