The book features anecdotes and useful insights to explain five elements of centered leadership, namely, meaning, framing, connecting, engaging, and energizing.
And my picture-framing business has started to see customers who come in with art they say they have been meaning to frame.
"I've been meaning to frame it," she told me.
This is followed by the 1987 production Ahnen, in which the dancers' search for love and meaning is framed by a stageful of enormous cacti.
If you've got a bunch of posters and postcards that you've been meaning to frame for a while, take them to the local framers and do as many as you can afford.
Many authors have differentiated the Galilean relativity principle from the Special Principle of Relativity, on the grounds that the meaning of "frame of reference" changes with the introduction of the latter theory.
Thirdly, the review of science and technology was not a matter for experts alone; such review was to be seen as a matter where public opinion was equally valid as other voices, and that citizens could speak for themselves in the debate about the meaning and framing of science and technology.
Studies in anthropology and sociology provide insights into cultural perceptions and practices and how these provide meaning and frame choices for livelihoods, health and health seeking.
Cars in the US have a negative chassis ground (meaning, the metal frame of the car is the negative ground) and therefore if you disconnect the positive and touch the metal frame of the car in any way--LARGE SPARKS WILL RESULT!
A similar feeling can be detected in The Gamblers; the boundaries of the room disappear, its details acquiring a metaphorical meaning: empty picture frames symbolize the ghostly, depleted existence of the grotesque individuals portrayed.
