Sentence examples for points to frame from inspiring English sources

Data collection and development of a natural scientific ecological framework integrating socio-economic and political values are starting points to frame scenarios representing the wishes, demands and requirements from local stakeholders with different interests in the use of landscape resources.

We use these findings as starting points to frame our theoretical assumptions, but we do not assume that all findings from other domains also apply to business-related domains, in particular to accounting, which is the focus of our paper.

Two points to frame the discussion.

He then extended his point to frame Putnam's argument in his own terms: "What used to be racial segregation now mirrors itself in class segregation, this great sorting that's taking place".

So don't see this as any sort of end-all be-all list, but rather merely a starting point to frame the opposition's beliefs in a very stark and easy-to-comprehend way.

We can also get the simulation time of the frame with function op_pk_creation_time_get (pkt_ptr), getting the time of the creation of frames (pkt_ptr is the point which points to the frame), and tt_ete_delay means one-way delay.

The broader point is to frame abortion as a consequence of women's oppression: "Women who are in the last stages of consumption, who know that their offspring must be puny, suffering, neglected orphans, are still compelled to submit to maternity, and dying in childbirth, are their husbands ever condemned?

Paul Segalla, an owner of ProtoVision, pointed to a frame.

"We stand up there with a stick and point to each frame and act it out," Mr. Tibbitt said.

Mr. Denby, a slight 60-year-old in a tweed jacket and tortoise-shell glasses, pointed to the frame.

His lawyer has a stack of evidence pointing to a frame job, and the ongoing trial is examined in the second season of the show, with a third potentially on the way as the case develops.