Sentence examples for framework to which from inspiring English sources

When you bought a Ford, you figured you had a start — a vibrant, spirited framework to which could be screwed an almost limitless assortment of decorative and functional hardware.

The cinema opening provides a reflexive framework to which director Dziga Vertov and his unsung wife and editor, Yelizaveta Svilova, will return throughout (at one point we even see Svilova editing the film we are watching).

Professors Schwartz and Wechsler tried to take a fresh look at state criminal law, which over time had tended to become jumbled, confused and full of contradictions, and set out a clear and consistent framework to which all laws should conform.

The host hybrid matrix of these materials, named di-ureasil and represented by U 600), is composed by a siliceous framework to which polyether chains containing 8.5 oxyethylene repeat units are covalently bonded through urea linkages.

Providing that the polymer chain segment containing the ethylene oxide units is at least 5 6 units long, there appears to be little influence of the polymer framework to which the solvating groups are attached.

This is the way in which Rawls attempts to derive those inviolable principles, which we saw at the beginning of The Declaration of Independence, from the idea that these are lines in the sand that would be drawn in any social framework to which free, rational, self-interested, equal parties would sign on.

The following section illustrates how the PSTs were able to apply the analytical frameworks to which they were introduced.

However, neither these guidelines nor the literature offer a framework to determine which guideline to use in which situation.

The government introduced the teaching excellence framework to show which universities are best at teaching and to inform student choice.

The choice of which framework to use became largely a matter of preference, with any given result from one framework translatable into the other framework.

"I wanted to create a framework in which to reflect on the egress from a more conceptual, poetic, and perhaps poignant viewpoint," Carr tells Creators.