Sentence examples for provide a frame of from inspiring English sources

Seeing a concept car or a production-ready model on an auto-show turntable just doesn't provide a frame of reference to evaluate a design, to see beyond the gloss and judge its staying power.

By contrast, in Allison's view we require the temporal order of objects in space only as a backdrop against which to determine the temporal order of our experiences; "an enduring, perceivable object (or objects) is required to provide a frame of reference by means of which the succession, coexistence, and duration of appearances in a common time can be determined" (Allison 1983: 201).

Rapidly growing understanding of the genetic basis of MDS holds much promise for testing, and here we provide a frame of reference for discussion of current testing protocols and for addressing testing modalities likely to enter clinical practice in the near future.

Descriptors are an obvious way to provide a frame of reference.

Saturday, he wasn't even on the radar as a column topic, other than to provide a frame of reference for U.S. men's tennis in a match against a top American player, Sam Querrey.

Participants were shown a mock list of high scores to provide a frame of reference for their performance, but no monetary reward was offered.

The benefits of applying both metatranscriptomic and metagenomic analysis to the same biological samples include the potential to detect differential expression of mRNAs (function) between communities under different environmental conditions, while the metagenome (DNA) can also provide a frame-of-reference for the total potential of the community metatranscriptome.

The objective of the RTI is to provide a frame for the evaluation of emerging radical technologies.

These modes of engagement provide a framing to explore dialogues between other management disciplines.

Their last loss, at New England on Oct. 9, provides a frame of reference for this stretch of success.

In the first of the three parts, the "Linz" Symphony (K. 425) provided a frame of sorts, its opening movement acting as a curtain raiser, the Andante and Menuetto as an intermezzo, and the Presto as the finale.