This is a big kit of parts that serves as a frame to performances.
In one sequence we look over the dolls' shoulders as they (meaning their human handlers) discuss a full-size character visible beyond the edges of a dollhouse window, which serves as a frame-within-a-frame.
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.
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.
Akin to a be-bop composition - Life and Death serves as a frame.
Insofar as the office of the vice president serves as a frame of reference, what can I say?
Also, class 1 and 3 capsids display a complete cage of endo angles spanning from pentamer to adjacent pentamer that serves as a frame to rigidify the structure.
The HDI is in fact a single statistic that serves as a frame of reference for both social and economic development [ 12].
Policy is sometimes perceived as a product (principles, declaration, law) that serves as a frame of reference for action; sometimes as a process that ought to lead to the attainment of certain goals [ 58].
The rebar serves as a frame for the concrete and ensures the pool will maintain its shape and strength for a long time.
