Military planning is framed differently from diplomacy.
To be fair, while Mr. Cohen's methods remain largely the same, his new show is framed differently, with less of an obvious emphasis on maneuvering high-profile victims into gotcha moments.
With that in mind, the app's discovery mechanism is framed differently than Apple's.
A single set of toys can be designed to serve both groups, Resnick says, but play scenarios should be framed differently depending on the intended audience.
This time, though, it might need to be framed differently — not because our partisan talk has gotten better, but because it has gotten worse, in the sense of being divorced from reality.
DESCRIPTION: Deep decarbonization presents what the literature often calls a 'wicked problem,' that is, decision challenges that are not well-bounded, are framed differently by various stakeholders, involve deep uncertainties and non-linear dynamics, and are often not well-understood until after formulation of a solution.
Deep decarbonization presents what the literature often calls a wicked problem, that is, decision challenges that are not well-bounded, are framed differently by various stakeholders, involve deep uncertainties and non-linear dynamics, and are often not well-understood until after formulation of a solution.
To get anywhere constructive, the debate needs to be framed differently.
Finally, each comparison can be framed differently; for instance, judging that "the taller bar is on the right" is distinct from "the shorter bar is on the left" (e.g., Clark & Chase, 1972).
But note that his objection to Hart's theory of law could be framed differently, without mentioning semantics or language at all: it is an argument that Hart was wrong to think that participants in a legal system share a rule of recognition, in the sense of an agreed way of deciding what rules are valid under the law of their community.
Of course the whole issue could have been framed differently.
