There have been enduring efforts on seeking wavelet tight frames under which a certain class of functions or images can have a good sparse approximation.
In a strongly worded decision last November, the courts ruled that the city must provide housing for people with AIDS the same day they request it, instead of within 24 hours, the time frame under which the city had been operating.
The codes were subsequently re-examined and the content areas expressed in the selection criteria served as coding frames under which the codes were sorted.
"We feel that the Business Recovery Grant program was highly successful, especially given the time frame and climate under which it was created," he said.
His statement was the latest pivot in back-and-forth negotiations over a transfer of power, even as Mr. Saleh tries to frame the terms under which he would leave.
It was as a Notre Dame trustee that Mr. Stephan framed the legal structure under which a mostly lay board took over the governing of his alma mater from the Congregation of the Holy Cross, the religious order that founded the university in 1842.
I end with a discussion of conditions under which relational framing may not matter and propose a research agenda for consumer researchers interested in building on the solid foundation laid by McGraw and Tetlock.
They place the dish inside a sandalee, a square wooden frame covered with a blanket under which they sit or lie with their legs inside.
By juxtaposing these two conceptual frames, we unearth the conditions under which they can be complements for managing the tension between efficiency and effectiveness central to these projects.
It also aids in framing a lower and upper bound of connectivity under which the survivability of the entire network is optimal.
In this case, the information on the congestion status of a node can be piggybacked by other frames such as data frames or MAC ACK frames, which is under investigation by one of our ongoing research programs.
