And when you talk about how the media analyzed this election, you can't avoid the polls, the forecasting models, and the organizing frames — particularly demographics — that people used to interpret the incoming data.
I enjoy seeing things in a new way viewing geometry and patterns in a balanced and organized frame," Milstein tells The Creators Project.
Organizing frames, like the Concept Frame we used in this study, have a great potential for use in the classroom as learning tools to promote transfer of knowledge (West et al. 1991).
As a result, two generated descriptions are as follows: Description 1 is organized by frame 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9 and Description 2 is frames 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10.
Jones [ 40] defines framing as, "a central organizing idea, or frame, for making sense of relevant events" (p.5).
The physical resources are organized in frames of OFDM symbols.
For this purpose, we assume that the MC-CDMA blocks are organized in frames.
To this end, the transmission is organized in frames containing 100 coded data symbols and 14 pilot symbols.
As the wireless standards typically provide a very detailed time hierarchy (i.e., transmitted bits are organized into frames, bursts, chunks), it can be foreseen that asymmetric traffic can be easily managed by the application of adaptive allocation of more time slots to that direction which needs to serve higher traffic.
Warburton meticulously positions the frame of each individual figure, organizing each limb of the subject's body, down to the small joints in their hands.
