Sentence examples for more familiar framework from inspiring English sources

But as we spoke on Monday, Ms. Black did seem to be revealing just how much work it would take to shift her concerns from her more familiar framework.

(Though, for a discussion of similar issues within a more familiar philosophical framework, see Lehrer 1976 and the response in Fischer 1979).

AngularJS 2.0 makes it a more natural fit, while providing a familiar framework to define them.

Assessing biodiversity in the microbial world has always been a difficult problem: not only are microorganisms inherently more difficult to examine and differentiate by classical methods, but it is also not clear if the theoretical taxonomic frameworks, applied to more familiar life forms, even apply to the diversity of microbial life.

17b More familiar to the European context is the Picker framework, 17 which was the basis for the original, annual, national patient surveys in acute hospitals in England, introduced in 2001.

The second framework is a version of the more familiar ICM policy cycle.

In other words, u i (t) measures how often microstate i will be found at time t, were it possible to repeatedly replay the system from its initial condition at time 0. Probabilities can appear difficult to reason with but the graph-based framework offers a different way to think about them which may be more familiar.

Nevertheless, the general framework remained consistent with earlier developments, with additional insights on casting the evolution equation into more familiar forms in the non-linear dynamics literature.

More familiar, certainly.

Others see something more familiar.

Police agencies became more familiar with it.