Sentence examples for lifting frame from inspiring English sources
Peter Dye, director general of the museum, said: "We have adapted the lifting frame design to minimise the loads on the airframe during the lift while allowing the recovery to occur within the limited time remaining.
Using untested technology, a steel frame was attached to hundreds of iron bolts passing through the timbers of the hull, which enabled wires to be attached connecting to a lifting frame.
The salvage operation will require a bespoke lifting frame to be constructed under the plane as it lies on the seabed.
On the morning of 1982, the final lift of the entire package of cradle, hull and lifting frame began.
A large, eight-legged lifting frame, nicknamed the "spider", was carefully positioned over the turret to move it onto the platform and the entire affair would be lifted by the crane mounted on the Wotan.
The idea of using nylon strops was also discarded in favour of drilling holes through the hull at 170 points and passing iron bolts through them to allow the attachment of wires connected to a lifting frame.
People were lifting frames from the comic book, particularly one where Pepe has pulled his pants all the way down to pee and says "feels good, man" and another where Pepe is consoling himself about his lack of success with women, saying "at least I have time for a pizza on a bagel" and adding their own captions.
One of her two funnels was also removed, and two large lifting frames were installed as part of the second stage of her conversion.
Interventions: Subjects laid supine on an examination table with a lift frame, with left leg placed in a sling at the ankle.
Certainly, the vision of smartly attired young preppies trading gossip at the mantel of their parents' Park Avenue duplex does seem lifted frame-for-frame from the movie "Metropolitan," which concerns a young tribe of Upper East Siders who anxiously guard their rarefied life of balls and gentlemen's clubs.
There is some very original partnering, some lovely, evocative lifts, framed by fast, sharp, intricate-patterned footwork.
