The same could be said of Schiele's use of composition, of "framing" in the cinematic sense.
"I'm aware of the framing in the culture, but has nobody noticed Harrison Ford all of those years?
Those who would resist the "99% v 1%" framing in favour of the "left v right" framing are probably unwitting tools acting against their own objective interests.
For the same reason, about 1800 the British textile industry began to use partial metal framing in mill buildings up to seven stories high.
In platform framing, each floor is framed separately, as contrasted with balloon framing, in which the studs (vertical members) extend the full height of the building.
He has a hint of blond frost in his hair, a strategic selection to his words and regular-season statistics suitable for framing in the Louvre.
"It's in the framing, in the way there is a certain distance or detachment, a certain remove, which is really my temperament".
"If you have a wood floor, or if the framing in the walls has been saturated, a dehumidifier will pull the moisture out of the wood".
There is a lazy way of interpreting what is happening, which is to accept a framing in which the "moderniser" Osborne commands the vaguely defined "centre ground" against a backward-looking extreme left winger.
Psychologists tell us that subtle changes in framing — in the names we call things, the context in which we observe them, and their superficial appearances — can bring major changes in perception.
Mr. Timberlake, a firm believer in American ingenuity, said, "We need to reclaim our place in innovation," pointing out that Americans invented balloon framing in the mid-19th century as an inexpensive alternative to post-and-beam construction.
