The prevailing framing of dual use in contemporary discussions is typified here by Miller and Selgelid (2007, p. 523): The dual-use dilemma arises in the context of research in the biological and other sciences as a consequence of the fact that one and the same piece of scientific research sometimes has the potential to be used for bad as well as good purposes.
Our study advances the understanding of micro-level processes through which prevailing cultural frames in the neighbourhood shape violence appraisals.
In the case of sex determination, 'default' became the prevailing concept framing research into female pathways - i.e., it was assumed that an ovary results in the absence of other action.
As the Democratic presidential candidates prepare for their first televised debate, the opportunity is opening up again to re-frame the prevailing public conversation, not just between candidates within any one party, but also between the parties themselves.
As far back as 2004 — when Obama was still in the Illinois Senate — a writer at The Chicago Tribune, Don Terry, framed what remains the prevailing Obama takeaway to this day.
Three conditions seemed to enable negotiated joining in this setting: (1) explicitly provisional initial roles, (2) framing outcomes as personal choices, and (3) prevailing norms and expectations.
Do-Ho Suh's 1999 Seoul Home/L.A. Home/New York Home/ Baltimore Home/London Home/ Seattle Home, a silk and metal armature frame house suspended in the air, evokes the prevailing feeling of the decade: it speaks to the discomfort and displacement that accompanied the intrepid era.
As they make their judgments, they can be influenced by prevailing norms about the zone, or even by how a catcher frames a borderline pitch to look like a strike.
The grains, knots, and natural colors of the frames become practically rococo in their visual appeal, amid the prevailing blankness.
