Sentence examples for framing provided by from inspiring English sources

Given the framing provided by TPB, then, there is no compelling reason to deliver risk feedback for the purposes of motivating behavior change.

Instead of exposing corruption, "data-driven" sites like Vox produce journalism that analyze complex topics by answering important questions like "What is marijuana?" Wonkery that accepts the general framing provided by the powerful is a profitable enterprise; "expertise" is a valuable commodity.

The IHCs and OHCs are visible, and the tunnel of Corti presents with its normal A-frame shape provided by the twin pillar cells (Fig.  3A H).

To me, Miliband's speech makes better sense within the frame provided by Sainsbury's book.

He does not think the girl can be released within the short time frame provided by the court.

For Robinson, the narrative frame provided by science fiction gains its power from combining the two disparate elements that give the genre its name.

Saturated with outlaw-chic, Belmondo and Karina move between a Jules Verne idyll and a hardboiled thriller, taking up or dropping the frame provided by genre.

"Implicit in a recall election, and explicit in the time frame provided by the California Constitution, is a strong public interest in promptly determining whether a particular elected official should remain in office".

The performance of the presented structure damage classifier has been validated using a benchmark structure proposed by the IASC ASCE (International Association for Structural Control American Society of Civil Engineers Structural Health Monitoring SHM Task Groupoup and a three-story frame provided by Los Alamos National Laboratory.

The State shall, in the manner and in the time frames provided by Fiscal Service, notify Fiscal Service of any deletion or decrease in the amount of past-due, legally enforceable State income tax obligation or unemployment compensation debt referred to Fiscal Service for collection by tax refund offset.

The results indicate that (1) mail questionnaire surveys dominate empirical research, (2) 60.9% of the studies use a one-country sample (88.9% from western countries), (3) 33.7% of the studies are based upon sample frames provided by third parties, and (4) the median sample size is 180 with an average response rate of 40.1%.