The same could be said of Schiele's use of composition, of "framing" in the cinematic sense.
Hedge detection as a lens on framing in the GMO debates: A position paper.
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.
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.
But whatever its twists and turns, Gray's thought has in fact been remarkably consistent, with his journalistic writings simply framing, in the most provocative possible way, theses that have accumulated in more sedate works like "Enlightenment's Wake" (1995) and "Two Faces of Liberalism" (2000).
When legislation was considered, framing in the news media and the details of the approach, such as the target population, and how the food environment may change as a result of the intervention were particularly important for successful passage.
