Steve Reich has framed the river.
As part of a wider effort to understand more fully the role illiteracy plays in creating and sustaining such global problems, we've framed it in a language that the delegates of the World Economic Forum speak fluently: money.
In response to climate change, governments throughout the world have framed problems and challenges - often in their own specific ways - and have proceeded to formulate their own climate change policies accordingly, in terms of goals, strategies, and means.
The controller design problem has been framed as an optimization problem, in which the cost function is formulated from the characteristic equation of the closed loop system at dominant poles that are identified from the given performance specifications.
A scrutiny of the historical development of such models, from a number of disciplinary backgrounds, will help highlight the different ways in which the OoL problem has been framed over time.
Our leaders have framed the problem as a "crisis of confidence" but what they actually seem to mean is "please pay no attention to the problems we are failing to address".
In his own words: "A large part of the problem here is that we have framed the apparent conflict between economic activity and environmental stewardship as a mutually exclusive one, creating an "us versus them" mentality — a sense of separateness and a politics of scarcity, which inevitably creates winners and losers but no pathway to a sustainable solution.
In doing so, they have framed the problems of justice posed by disability in terms of the more general problem of fairly accommodating human variations.
In doing so, the policies have framed the "fire problem" around those who use fire in their land use practices, in particular small-scale agriculturalists.
Historically, researchers have framed reasons for use in the context of a problem-based, treatment focus.
