Sentence examples similar to framed mad from inspiring English sources
In terms of mean absolute deviation (MAD), differences between classic TTO and the other specifications (from least to most) were as follows: lag-time TTO in a 20-year time frame (MAD = 0.07); lead-time TTO in a 15-year time frame (MAD = 0.14); lead-time TTO in a 20-year time frame (MAD = 0.23); and lag-time TTO in a 15-year time frame (MAD = 0.26).
The game just wouldn't work if you were reading paragraphs of framed mad-lib style phrases.
I have framed it to remind me that there is hope in this mad and increasingly vicious world.
In this show, one photo is framed in broken china, layered and fractured like remnants of the Mad Hatter's tea party.
Every sentence in a 500-page book can't be expertly lighted and framed, but you begin to take note of the clichés that sprout in "Mad as Hell".
Bo called Tang "a mad dog" who wanted to "frame me out of consideration for his own interests".
Warby Parker's glasses, with their thick, square frames inspired by "Mad Men," are more stylish, and look as if they came from the streets of Brooklyn — as do the models on the site.
Why do television folk frame pitches like: "Imagine 'Mad Men'; now put it on a plane"?
"Mad Men" is brocaded with ultra-Freudian imagery — a gold violin, a rotten tooth — and it uses its camera less as a pair of eyes than as a proscenium, framing images as if they were posters.
When the error was discovered, Reeves immediately told the actor: "All right, just shoot Vincent and I'll get Ian to scream and shout and go mad and freeze frame on Hilary Dwyer screaming".
