"movable frame" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a frame or structure that can be easily moved or adjusted. You can use "movable frame" in a variety of contexts, such as: 1) The painting was displayed in a beautiful movable frame, allowing it to be easily transported to different galleries. 2) The carpenters built a sturdy movable frame to support the heavy machinery on the construction site. 3) The presentation slides were projected onto a movable frame, making it easy for the speaker to interact with the audience. 4) The artist used a movable frame to showcase different sections of the mural and create a dynamic viewing experience. 5) The furniture in the room was arranged on movable frames, allowing for easy rearrangement for different events.
This experiment requires a movable frame.
The basic design of honey bee housing is essentially unchanged since L. L. Langstroth patented his movable frame hive in 1852; artificial insemination of queens, the last significant technological advance in beekeeping, was introduced early in the 20th century.
When direct current (DC) voltage is applied to actuate the electrostatic comb actuators symmetrically positioned on both sides, the movable frame and all movable bars can move in-plane.
Considerable effort has been made to introduce movable frame hive technology to the country for better management of bees, to boost the yield both in quantity and quality and to exploit the natural plant resources that would otherwise be wasted.
The stage is cluttered with a huge cross-shaped platform that rises and falls and movable frames covered with translucent animal skins.
In 1851, a Philadelphia pastor named Lorenzo Langstroth invented movable frames, which fitted precisely into a box with a passageway three-eighths of an inch for the bees.
Mr. White gave the show, which featured Power Boothe's movable frames and pieces of cloth as d?r, an unusual three-week run.
Sam Elchert, 22, a Columbia University student who is majoring in writing and philosophy, said it took him months to find a suitable home for his hives, which resemble short wood filing cabinets with movable frames inside.
A monumental experimental work, both funny and rigorous, "Trying Times" includes Power Boothe's décor of movable frames and fabric; snappy dialogue by Mr. Gordon modeled after conversations overheard on the subway; and not so veiled references to Balanchine's ballet "Apollo," using the Stravinsky score.
Though movable frames can not be used, as such the scientific management of colonies is not possible and only squeezed honey can be extracted.
In the middle of the 19th century, there was a revolution in beekeeping when an American, Lorenzo Langstroth, devised the movable-frame hive.
