A polynomial is fitted on the energy output over a range of several frames, and the output is not strictly frame-dependent.
If, come January, the debate over aid to Detroit is framed strictly as a Levin-Shelby showdown, we have all lost, no matter which side prevails.
Regrettably, where the alcohol tax policy was framed and justified strictly in fiscal/economic terms, an alternative argument from CSOs was barely present.
He views the world through a strictly theological frame, and his judgments about Islam, however defiant or reductive they sometimes sound, have finally to do with the idea of Theos — God — as he understands it.
Mr. Bloomberg has framed the smoking ban as strictly an issue of workplace safety -- a line that is hard to assail on the merits.
Since the creation of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Cerd) in 1995, no one had ever framed US racism through a strictly gendered lens, Tanis says.
Team officials framed the choice of D'Antoni over Jackson as strictly a basketball matter.
Purely anecdotally, I know a lot of men who are thinking about their career options in terms of work/life balance -- perhaps as many as women, although they tend not to frame it strictly as a family issue.
Ellen Renner's Castle of Shadows and its sequel, City of Thieves, are more steampunk fantasy than alternate history, strictly speaking; Quale, the Victorian kingdom where they're set, is not explicitly framed as an alternate "real" England.
Anti-abortion advocates have managed to frame the debate in strictly moral terms, basically life versus lifestyle, which can make opposing arguments sound hollow and legalistic.
