Sentence examples for framed and presented from inspiring English sources
In understanding strategic maneouvring, rhetorical considerations are brought to bear in three ways: (i) through topical potential (the way the topic is framed and presented); (ii) by addressing audience demands (by "communion" with the audience); and (iii through presentational devices (by choosing the best figure or scheme to achieve one's ends).
Another autobiographical element has to do with words that intermittently hover like rubbery neon signs in the video and as annotations on curious, doodlelike drawings framed and presented in tandem with snapshots of Mr. Satterwhite's relatives.
Here's hoping the Washington Post and the other big media outlets who are having their content framed and presented as MySpace News content take the matter further.
But the way they are framed and presented is, hopefully shedding a different light on known facts and raising awareness for connections and implications that would remain invisible if treated in isolation, as they typically are in the original sources.
When the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper ran a front-page article asking, 'Which one is Merkel, which one is Clinton?', comparing cropped snaps of similarly sensible suits as worn by the Chancellor and America's then Secretary of State, Merkel had it framed and presented it to Hillary Clinton as a gift, at a White House state luncheon in 2011.
Strauss had the first and last pages of the manuscript of Elektra framed and presented them to "my highly honoured friend... and distinguished conductor of my work".
Average strain rate and strain values within the ROI are calculated frame-by-frame and presented as a function of time.
Images were acquired at 10 seconds per frame and presented as 3-D stacks of approximately 20 frames taken at 1-micron increment along the vertical axis.
Each time-lapse series was recorded with 10 time frames and presented as 10 maximum projections with 10 s intervals over the course of 100 s.
There are some significant issues in the way the argument is framed and the data presented that make the paper more confusing than it ought to be or, in a few places, imprecise or inadequately supported in its claims.
In the past, Manaugh told me, people were often completely absent from architectural representation, so letting figures into the frame humanized and presented buildings in a social context.
