Sentence examples for framework began from inspiring English sources

Within the genre of indie rock, the move toward more singing done by more voices in a more articulated harmonic framework began somewhere in the early aughts, with artists like Sufjan Stevens, who became known for records like "Greetings from Michigan" (2003) and "Illinoise" (2005); both feature elevated, multilayered vocals.

Our journey toward fully utilizing this framework began in the 1970s when we first learned about genetic epistemology and its applicability to designing and enacting science curricula.

Therefore, this project allowed transition to occur along two dimensions, study activities (e.g., the Post-Experiment period began at end of 12 months of facilitation), and site-initiated activities (e.g., the Sustainment stage of the EPIS framework began when a site implemented a majority of their action plan).

The signing of the February Framework began this process.

A preliminary phase of the implementation of the AFR framework began in 2006, involving gathering baseline data, consultation, and planning.

"His budget framework begins to tell the story that in order to enact his tax cut, something is going to have to give," said Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the Democratic leader in the House.

The framework begins with the initial stage of deducing principles, regarding material organization and behavior, through comparative physical and computational study.

The framework begins at the end: it distinguishes three distinct 'transdisciplinary outcome spaces' and proposes articulating their content for purposive transdisciplinary research projects.

The framework begins with a simulation of the biodiesel production system, feeding later, with suitable input parameters and suitable solutions, and a macro-location model designed to establish the regional positioning of biofuel conversion plants.

In this paper, we examine the assumptions underlying the framework, beginning with the assumption that it is such substantive universals that are in need of explanation rather than the rich diversity of phonological systems observed across human cultures and the compositional (prosodic) structure that characterizes signed as well as spoken languages.

We can also appreciate the potential influence that new "social norms and expectations" might have as the BHR framework begins to dominate human rights advocacy regarding corporations.