Surely it's a match made in classical music heaven: that Simon Rattle should take over at the helm of the London Symphony Orchestra when Valery Gergiev's tenure ends in 2015, and shortly before - well, "shortly" in the context of the geological time-frames with which classical music's institutions plan ahead - Rattle rescinds his Berlin Philharmonic job in 2018.
His coaches have tried to accelerate the process of making an N.B.A. man out of him, with extra workouts and a training regimen that has packed a dozen pounds onto the 212-pound frame with which he began the season.
This is a big "ah ha" to many folks when they first hear it; but when you really boil it down, the true power of this is in giving people in business a frame with which to exercise empathy.
France had its "infernal machines" — the name given Giuseppe Fieschi's 25 loaded gun barrels on a wooden frame, with which he intended to blow Louis-Philippe into oblivion in 1835.
Fast forward to Windrush, and once again the rightwing papers thunder on a progressive social issue but, once again, they are careful not to entangle the specific unfairness of individual cases – a framing with which they are comfortable – with the wider contextual backdrop of a deficiency in social justice, which makes them uncomfortable.
Every GOP contains a single I-Frame with which it starts.
By having the feature vector, we make a short signature for each frame with which we can compare frames quickly.
Intentionality is rooted into the planning tradition, but this time it is emptied of any technocratic dimension, it is the frame with which a specific actor enters into a world of complex, unstable and conflicting relations trying to produce partial assemblages (Beauregard 2012).
The same message can have completely different impact, depending on the frame with which it is expressed.
This allows her, and her clients, to "prioritize what's important" and gives them a "buffered time-frame with which to respond".
