For people visiting Santa Barbara during Old Spanish Days, the city's history is framed through a parade, Latin music, opera, Spanish and Mexican foods, and dance.
Interview topic guides were framed through a performance management cycle; covering areas of planning, acting, monitoring and reviewing [ 55].
Incorporation of quantitative skills and reasoning in biology are framed through a discussion of two cases that both concern introductory biology courses, but differ in the complexity of the mathematics and the type of changes involved.
As Richard Mizelle writes, in his history of the flood (also titled "Backwater Blues"), what happened in 1927 is "part of a much longer narrative of how race, class, gender, and questions of social worth are framed through an environmental disaster".
Student perspectives will be framed through an artistic inquiry coming directly from the students and their interpretations of space, place, and community.
The story is entirely framed through the lens of a white investigative journalist played by Josh Hartnett.
The reveal of the city, when players emerge through the clouds and gaze at it framed perfectly through a window, while serenaded by tender religious music, is undoubtedly ingratiating BioShock Infinite wants us to think this place is beautiful.
A view of lush hills and of nearby Griffith Park was framed perfectly through a large square window in the living room.
Iran had said it would welcome an invitation, which it had attempted to frame through the prism of a recent rapprochement with the US and EU over its nuclear programme.
With a background in combining art, sound, and technology, and framing concepts through a critical lens, he created a light substance (bubbles) fuelled by a heavy message (nuclear tragedy).
Holmes shares how design is a method of working that helps to "frame a problem through a human lens".
