Sentence examples for more general frame from inspiring English sources

Toward the end "Outfoxed" briefly veers away from being an exposé of Fox News toward a more wide-ranging critique of the corporate media and the consolidation of ownership, but this attempt at a more general frame of reference risks weakening the specific force of the movie's argument, which has to do with the behavior of a particular corporation.

In this paper, we handle contractive mappings of integral type in a more general frame via α-admissible mappings.

The main aim of this paper is to initiate a more consequent study of classical inequalities in this more general frame.

The ability to have a positive frame of mind is considered a more general cognitive frame; its subscale is thus not directly related to specific dimensions of well-being.

The initiative taking, investing, self-efficacy, variety, and multifunctionality subscales are related to the physical and social dimensions of well-being, and the subscale measuring the ability to have a positive frame of mind is considered to be a more general cognitive frame.

The 21.5-inch iMac will ship on November 30, Apple said in a press release, with the 27-inch model coming in the more general time frame of "December," with no more specific date attached.

44 She shifts quickly from an individual, unique 'here and now' framing ("I know you have…") to a more general institutional framing ("we've called you in…").

Later it was recognized by Fornasier and Rauhut (2005) [24] that one may replace coherent states related to the group representation by more general abstract continuous frames.

It is required to develop this method for more general nonlinear systems including frames with nonlinear beam and columns and using models capable of predicting the dominant yield pattern under random excitations.

It also defines that both a scientific paper and an article in a more general circulation publication must be framed or shaped.

Frames (and more general beam systems) subjected to monotonic loading are modelled by conventional finite elements with the traditional assumption of possible plastic deformations concentrated in pre-selected "critical sections".