But in our national debate about "entitlements," they get framed in two very different ways.
A database of facial pictures of 117 individuals, framed in three different positions has been used.
The walking motif recurs: Ms. Somogyi steps up closely behind Mr. Hübbe, and they are framed in four corners by Mr. Marcovici, Mr. Ritter, Ms. Rutherford and Ms. Stafford.
Rehearing denied; CLARK, J., dissenting. 1 Glen's second amended complaint is framed in six counts and names, in addition to AMA and Viking, numerous individual Viking officials and the Continental Casualty Company of Chicago (AMA's insurer) as defendants.
ANTONIN DVORAK'S contribution to American music has been framed in two basic ways, as "Dvorak's American Soul," a program to be presented by the New York Festival of Song on Wednesday, reminds us.
Something must serve as the default option, something must come top of the menu, and information, if it is to be provided at all, must be framed in one way or another.
These are framed in four stages as per the four constraints of the OLC model managerial commitment, system perspective, openness and experimentation and transfer and integration.
Until now, the debate around the use of CRISPR/Cas9 has been framed in two opposing ways.
When communicating the results of these two strategies to the patients, the statistics were framed in two different ways, with emphasis either on survival or on mortality.
Hence, the factors associated with smoking in AHWs were framed in six levels of behavioural influence: personal factors, family, interpersonal processes, the health service, the community and public policy.
