Sentence examples for support to frame from inspiring English sources

These features can support to frame time and participation to create intercontextuality.

Additional concrete recommendations were identified and will be further defined by professionals and experts, with UNCIEF support, to frame the necessary actions to adjust the legal framework, ensure resources and quality standards, as well as to generate universal understanding and raise awareness about the importance of early childhood education among policy makers, parents and general public.

Pre-drill holes where fasteners will attach the supports to the frame.

The Shoalwater, in collaboration with COEP and the Institute for Risk Analysis and Risk Communication (IRARC), has used NIEHS support to engage in framing tribal environmental concerns.

The approach supports frame-to-frame coherence, order-independent transparency, multitexturing, and content-based filtering.

Repeat the process, connecting the seat support to the other end frame.

This paper presents an evaluation of seismic capacity of a group of vertical U-tube type heat exchangers (HXs) with support frames to contribute to refinement of seismic capacity data for seismic Probabilistic Safety Assessment (PSA) in Japan.

In an electoral race that positions language such as "anti-Trump" as a way to frame support for Hillary Clinton, it's also time we rally in the affirmative.

Griffin saw the case and Olson's support as an opportunity to frame the same-sex marriage debate in nonpartisan terms.

A huge beech has sprung up beside it, the roots pushing the wall of the arch over to such a crazy angle that David had to insert a support frame to stop it keeling over – a quick intervention to satisfy both the historians and the naturalists.

Another video on the site shows river-to-river views, additional elevators, seats made from reclaimed teak, and old billboard supports that now serve to frame the street scenes below — recalling what Lauren Collins, writing in 2009, described as "an indie park, an anti-campus … a tight and narrow catwalk, a picture with a frame".