Sentence examples for framing industries from inspiring English sources
91, Pioneer in TV and Picture - framing industries.
This seemingly simple idea has profound implications for re-framing industries.
Slip-friction connectors, originally developed for the steel framing industry, rely on the mobilisation of friction across steel plates to resist loading up to a predetermined threshold.
First met with almost unanimous opposition from the industry, "chop service" is now such a staple of the framing industry that it is more or less taken for granted.
She poured herself into understanding how the framing industry works, and soon after, Framebridge was born.
Many hours and $1600 later, she decided to shake up the framing industry and has gone on to raise upwards of $67 million from investors like T. Rowe Price, New Enterprise Associates and Revolution.
"We were attracted to how Framebridge has reinvigorated the custom framing industry and demonstrated tremendous success at an early stage," said SWaN & Legend Managing Director Fred Schaufeld, who is also joining the Framebridge Board of Directors.
From 1982 until his death Mr. Suesholtz worked as an independent sales rep., but never lost his zeal for innovation and invention, evidenced by his registration of four U.S. patents that continue to shape the picture-framing industry.
For example, a crisis that is framed as industry inadequately regulated — and behaving badly — may yield a regulatory response of tightening standards and increasing enforcement.
This may be because the concept of E 2.0 is still in nascent stages and the organizations though have embraced the concept realizing its importance but are still to frame any industry specific benchmarks (Fuchs-kittowski et al. [2009]).
These are women whose artistic instincts act as a fresh breath of air into the stagnant narrative that often emerges from their politicized societies--among the most powerful and creative of these women are the curators whose vision has the power to frame the industry's hungry appetite.
