This is important for relationships between scientists and those nearby, such as farmers and local communities (Wynne 1992), but also in wider public and policy conflicts about the aims, purpose, framing and interpretation of field science (Berry 2015; Harwood 2012).
One is that "Accidentally on Purpose" frames this set-up in a slightly queasy way: as the title suggests, Billie sort of, kind of lets herself get knocked up by the penniless Zack (Jon Foster).
Christian efforts among the Indians were only a dimension of the religious purposes that framed educational activity in Old World France.
The perpetration of a crime for the purpose of framing another party and thereby damaging its reputation is hardly unusual.
Then, in an unexpected turn, it emerged that the whole construct was a hoax designed for the very purpose of framing 4chan.
Concepts are first and foremost techniques for coping with their subject matters; only secondarily are they means of referring to particular constituents of those subject matters for the purpose of framing discursively structured true and false thoughts about them.
This was actually their purpose in framing the Eighth Amendment in the way that they did, as expressing this abstract principle as opposed to a more detailed provision listing the specific kinds of concrete practices they wished to forbid, that is, elaborating their concrete understanding of 'cruel and unusual punishment'.
Window dressings can be used for decorative purposes, to frame a window, draw attention to the window's architectural details, accent an interior design and/or camouflage an oddly shaped or placed window.
This means that important considerations such as who commissioned polls and for what purpose; how questions were framed; or how the sample was selected are overlooked.
For that purpose, three frame models representing existing steel moment-resisting frames were subjected to a set of as-recorded mainshock aftershock seismic sequences.
