Of course, this policy-research-cycle below needs to be considered as a heuristic orientation frame, and in reality the described phases tend to overlap or take place in parallel (Blum and Schubert 2011).
You could follow the Administration's proceedings, and keep an eye on its cool, authoritative, thoughtful leading star, as, in a different mood, you might check out the pages of People magazine, or watch a frame-by-frame reality show.
Canova has in other words broken the frame between art and reality.
Everyone needs to understand each other's frame of reference, perception and reality.
Simple, neutral, mysterious, and lovely, the hand-drawings are hat tips to classic films like Mary Poppins and Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, that have imagination and reality coexist side-by-side. .
Many session leaders were local experts, well placed to contextualize the "new science" of genomics within the frame of concerns and realities particular to Africa.
The frames are moved around, sometimes adding a thematic hint about illusion and reality.
If the standard, workaday memory is already 50percentt confabulation, the average Lit memory is about eight frames of reality cobbled together by stains, visible regret, and thick strands of ropey vomit.
If the standard, workaday memory is already 50percentt confabulation, the average Lit memory is about eight frames of reality cobbled together with stains, visible regret, and thick strands of ropy vomit.
How ironic that policies and programs which are geared for 15-second media sound bites and photo ops tend to bore the public when they actually last longer than their designated time frames, unlike reality shows that are packaged with finite schedules and perfectly scripted endings.
