This is a big kit of parts that serves as a frame to performances.
The bold letters of the New York City symbol, for example, could serve as a frame for photos of New York street scenes.
With moralizing narration by Bobbi Bacha Sela Wardd), a sassy Texan private investigator with a Molly Ivins manner whose own monotonous family drama serves as a frame for the story, "Suburban Madness" sells itself as the tale of a perfect life gone wrong.
A concoction of buzzes and flashes by the British artist Haroon Mirza is notable mostly for serving as a frame for one of MoMA's Mondrian paintings, which looks like a fancy acoustic panel in this context.
But for those of us who are either too busy or too lazy, the Oscars, of all things, can serve as a frame on the wonders we might otherwise miss.
What he particularly loved was that the fireplace could serve as a frame for the couple's eclectic style — worthless (though to them, priceless) pieces juxtaposed with objects of serious monetary value.
Wares in the Bérain style, for which Moustiers is probably most famous, are delicate and fanciful; large dishes, for example, are decorated with a spidery net, made up of arabesques, architectural motifs, birds, vases of flowers, and the like, which serves as a frame for a classical scene.
It surveys models of computation, which serve as a frame of reference for the characteristics of applications.
The entrepreneurial context can serve as a frame of reference for comparing entrepreneurial abilities and perceiving the feasibility of an entrepreneurial career.
The following graphic (Fig. 1) helps capture a conceptual framework for integrated STEM education and will also serve as a frame for the core concept of the paper.
