Language frames thought and action in organisations.
Here that language frames tender tonal passages reminiscent of Schubert and Mahler, which the Kronos played with great sweetness and expression.
Focussed, as ever, on individuals, it also manages to make acute observations on how language frames Japanese encounters with the foreign.
Even after the missile strike in Syria, an attack that many human-rights lawyers and liberal internationalists defended, Trump tried to avoid moralistic language, framing the attack as a deterrent that would promote stability.
Key stakeholder contributions included selection of patient-centered outcome measures, refinement of intervention content and format, and language framing the study in a culturally appropriate manner.
We compared the texts from the three frameworks, examined changes in language, framing, and emphasis as well as analyzed the frequency in their use of certain words (for example, community, indigenous, technology).
Reminiscent of stately portraits of politicians and nobility, their visual language frames women not as victims but survivors, not objects but subjects.
Every White House picks its words carefully, using poll-tested, focus-grouped language to frame issues and ideas to advance its goals.
There are now at least 40 Occupy demonstrations planned for Tuesday, though many participants have adjusted their language to frame the action as "a day without the 99%" rather than a general strike.
Mapping different systems to HyROS can be achieved by using HyFrameLang, a language for frame operations and HyAppLang, an embedded domain specific language.
