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.
By focusing upon three aspects of the Thai character, namely sanuk, mai pen rai, and a present-oriented frame of reality as well as the persistence of corruption in society, the rationale behind academic dishonesty becomes apparent.
But something dramatic happens in the course of "From the New World," as her meticulous frame-by-frame inspection of reality begins to yield evidence of, among other things, ecological peril.
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.
[EV Grieve] Residents of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, have thrown up their arms at the framing of a reality show based in their neighborhood, titled "Russian Dolls" and billed as a Russian-version of MTV's "Jersey Shore".
The first film won over younger audiences by synthesising elements of popular US TV series: it deployed the skittish, A-plot/B-plot structure of mainstream sitcoms within the broader framing of those reality shows that cram attractive people in well-appointed lofts without enough clothes to go round.
Mannheim believed that social class frames one's understanding of reality, whether one is a member of the working class or part of the elite.
The games the way they are built, the way they change people when they play with them are a catalyst in the evolution of new ways of framing reality.
So there's a lot of cross-cutting between multiple time frames to give a sense of reality mixed with fantasy.
The qualitative research design afforded us the opportunity to understand youth from their frames of reference and experiences of reality.
