Sentence examples for framed writing from inspiring English sources

This study explored athletes' experiences of expressive writing about competitive sport stressors using standard expressive writing and reversal theory framed writing (Apter, 2001).

Translations act in a particularly simple way on Gabor frames; writing T (z 1 ) Λ = Λ + z 1 we have: Proposition 15 Let z 0, z 1 ∈ R 2 n.

Even the time-frames written into his plan seem to have a political rationale as much as an operational one.

Frame wrote three volumes of memoirs: To the Is-Land (1982), An Angel at My Table (1984), and The Envoy from Mirror City (1985).

Towards Another Summer, an autobiographical novel Frame wrote in 1963 but deemed too personal for publication until after her death, was released in 2007.

Frame writes with an immediacy and an authenticity that I suppose is partly responsible for the fact that some people have mistaken her fiction for straight memoir.

"He had often put himself in the frame," writes Hitchens's widow, Carol Blue, in the book's afterword, "but now he was the ultimate subject of the story".

Since few readers of Sylvia Plath's novel "The Bell Jar" (published in the same year Frame wrote "Towards Another Summer") worry any more over the similarity of Esther Greenwood to her creator, why worry over Grace Cleave?

What we said: "Constant Bop shimmies and wigs out, owing more to the 60s and the FM dial of the 70s than any other time frame", wrote Kitty Empire in her led review for the Observer New Review.

If you doubt that images are more powerful than words, think of how absurd it would be to give up photographs of people you love and instead frame written descriptions of them ("brown hair, green eyes, scar above left eyebrow") for display in your home.

Source signals s k [n] are decomposed as a sum of L real sinusoidal components[1] for each local analysis frame written as s k [ n ] = ∑ l = 1 L a l cos ω l n + ϕ l (40).