Sentence examples for series frames from inspiring English sources

Each of the topics in the series frames a panoramic view of the brain and its larger context.

The series frames women of color's hairstyles as existing somewhere between frivolous style and political statement.

Similar analysis of the 2 to 3 s segment of this series (frames 600 to 900) in Figure  3C also found oscillating intensities of reflected light.

Figure  3B shows that during the 1 to 2 s segment of this series (frames 300 to 600), oscillating changes in the intensity of reflected light peaked at, or slightly before, each change in orientation.

He also writes the series Framing the debate, which takes a closer look at photographs and videos that divide opinion.

You might have to sit with someone you don't know, but that is part of bringing everyone together". Guests at the diner, whether or not they are there for a poetry reading, are encouraged to go from booth to booth reading the poetry series framed over the center of each table.

MASADA MARATHON Part of the ongoing Zorn@60 concert series, framing the work of the composer and saxophonist John Zorn, this three-and-a-half-hour concert convenes 40 musicians in various groupings to play the hundreds of compositions by Mr. Zorn grouped together as a unified songbook called "Masada".

(Tommasini) Endellion String Quartet (Friday through Sunday) This British quartet offers a survey of the complete Beethoven string quartets at the Metropolitan Museum of Art accompanied by a lecture series, "Framing Beethoven," that places the composer within the context of the shift from Classicism to Romanticism.

Katamari Forever incorporates a mix of previous levels from the series, framed around the King trying to recover from amnesia, and new levels where the katamari is needed to repair damage done by a rampaging "RoboKing".

A film or television series frame is full of all manner of space, objects, light and shadows, special effects, actors and props: Mis-en-scène, in the language of cinema.

He added that viewers may have been put off by the series' frame of time, explaining that only two weeks of narrative time had elapsed since "Pilot", a slow pace contrasted with the "fast-forward, instant payoff philosophy of most television".