And now the object doesn't spread outside the limits of the frame, partly glimpsed and partly masked.
Herrick cranked her small monitor around to show the men the limits of the frame, catching them at high-chest level and scraping the tops of their heads.
Mr. Julien uses this format to explore the limits of the frame; at times, an image occupies the entire screen or two-thirds of it.
But, regardless of her surroundings, she's always been pushing boundaries in painting, and those boundaries are the limits of the frame itself.
The limits of the frame, the material representation of a space in dialog with another that is not represented, physically become metaphors for the relationship between this world and those which may exist apart from it.
The limits of the frame and the representation through dialogue with another that is not represented, physically become metaphors for the relationship between this world and those that may exist apart from it.
However, although the anthology acknowledges the stakeholder definition in policy-relevant research extending beyond the business organisational definition, and also the beneficial effect of including the non-scientific societal discourse in the foresight process, the true role of a wider audience seems to be limited to the framing or content building of the foresight exercise.
But the 2009 national parliamentary elections exposed the limits of this frame.
The basic solar motion differs from the standard solar motion because of the noncircular motion of the Sun and because of the contamination of the local population of stars by the presence of older stars in noncircular orbits within the limits of the reference frame.
The piece begins with Marcano alone, where she speaks—sometimes literally with the pieces, explores the limits of the window frame, and fully explores the space.
