Expanding the time frame to as many as 25 years after graduation depending on graduation date, the importance of academic diversity diminishes in magnitude and significance as suggested by Proposition 2.2.
When MI posting and transfer is broached in academic and grey literature, it is often framed as one of many types of corruption widespread in the health care sector.
Because marriage has been framed as a human right, many lesbians appear to have forgotten that we were once critical of the institution itself, an institution that has been built on the oppression of women.
Both films are being framed as "inspirational" dramas, with many fans posting their emotional responses to the film.
In a work of tremendous concision and vigour, Bagge crams this long and controversial life – Sanger was born in 1879 and died in 1966 – into just 80 pages; sometimes, the story rushes along at such a pace, a single frame will contain as many as six, even eight, speech bubbles.
While climate change has been, for many years, framed as an important environmental issue, this view has resulted in overall public ambivalence and contributes to a lack of public engagement [ 5].
It's a story of rape and abduction that's generally framed as a story of rapture, with many a painter depicting Europa in "erotic abandonment and oceanic ecstasy," Tatar writes.
The authors are clearly familiar with the style of Western magazine journalism, and many articles are framed as regular features like View From the Inside and The Leader's Editorial.
A few years ago, a photograph of the American academic captured with arms and expression open as she delivers a lecture, began to circulate widely online, to the amused and knowing delight of her many devoted followers – framed as it was with the words: "Gender – yer 'doing' it".
A statute of limitations requiring sexual offences to be prosecuted within a set time frame, as many have been demanding, would have deprived Clifford's victims – and many others – of justice.
A total of 745 frames have been tested, considering each frame as many times as the number of people that appear in it.
