"framing elements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the structural components that outline a theory, plan, or narrative. For example, "The framing elements of the team's plan were effective in presenting a unified strategy."
The head of each President is twice as big and their faces are more detailed and 3-dimensional; most of the fancy cartouche and tobacco-leaf framing elements are gone, while the back of the bill is practically spartan.
Rummaging through the dustbins of art history with an eye for the more eccentric imagery of Renaissance printmaking, Mr. Chernick creates pastiches of motifs like dancing skeletons; beefy, fighting toddlers; a priapic poodle with topiarylike fur; folded drapery; and elaborately patterned framing elements.
The performance under loading was directly related to the sheathing connection pattern; however, when the framing elements were not blocked tension field forces resulted in significant damage to the chord studs.
In the two scenes from the life of St. Christopher united in a single perspective on the right-hand wall, Mantegna extended his experiments in illusionism to the framing element by painting a highly realistic column on the front plane.
Column elements were modelled through inelastic frame elements.
The beams are assumed to be displacement-controlled frame elements.
Frame elements may be subjected to significant bending moments about cross-sectional minor axis such as space frame elements and struts that buckle about minor axes.
To simulate this phenomenon, a two-dimensional finite element based on frame elements model is proposed.
The raft foundation and the superstructure are represented by finite shell and 3D frame elements.
The structural model consists of ring frame elements, orthotropic membrane panels and longitudinal stiffeners (stringer).
They are triggered by target words and include slots which are filled by frame elements.
