As for protest frames, some protests simultaneously use the discourses of COLLECTIVISM and SOCIALISM, which we call "traditional cultural frame" (IF1), while other protestors use the policy-based frame of RU_VIOLATION and culture-based frames, which we call "mixed frames" (IF2-IF4).
Rather, Audi's future electric designs will mix aluminum frames with carbon panels and elements of magnesium.
"The way we hang art is a random mix of frames, so we did the same when we picked plates," Mr. Carney said.
From the start, Abrams confirms the movie's own identity as a fast-moving action thriller that, like Lucas's first installment, mixes its frames of reference, combining science fiction and Westerns, "Lawrence of Arabia" and prehistoric fantasies.
No time-dependence of inhibition was observed in the manual mixing time frame in these experiments.
Another problem was that the Italian design had to be adapted to use the Soviet preference for a mix of longitudinal framing for the hull framing amidships and transverse framing for the ends, while also reinforcing the hull structure to withstand the more-severe weather conditions that the Soviets commonly encountered.
My next fleeting hope was Pictureframes.com, which promised I could mix and match frames with different size pieces of mirror glass.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND The hilly northern part of this 1.5-square-mile neighborhood, and the streets west of White Plains Road, on a slope that leads down toward the Bronx River Parkway, are a mix of wood-frame two- and three-story houses, attached brick houses, and small apartment buildings.
Called Childhood Ghosts, mixes hand drawn frames with openFrameworks software to produce a responsive animation controlled by the user's actions.
The same year Pete Townshend produced a short film set to the album single "A Friend is a Friend" featuring The Iron Man in a mix of stop frame animation and live action directed by Matt Forrest.
