In 1893, André Gide coined the term mise en abyme — literally, "placing into the abyss" — to describe the technique of framing a story within a story.
We evaluated the content of newspaper articles about ocular gene transfer for hereditary retinopathies, exploring representations of framing techniques, research design, risks/benefits, and translational timelines.
The experiment aims to clarify the inelastic behavior of steel frames subjected to earthquake load and its results can be used to verify the validity of second-order inelastic dynamic analysis techniques of steel frames.
The memo predicted confrontations between supporters and opponents and said that "a range of provocative techniques" would frame the session.
The playful nature of this behaviour is also similar to the performed belief behaviour suggested by Jacobsson et al. [ 6], which in turn suggests that the technique of narrative framing gave these participants licence for further play exploration of the HRI scenarios in this study.
A seminal figure in animation, Max Fleischer invented Rotoscoping, a technique for frame-by-frame tracing of live-action footage.
You can use standard dimensional lumber, two-by-fours, to frame the new wall; but 16-gauge steel framing is better because it is more resilient than wood and it absorbs sound better (The Home Clinic on Oct. 10, 1999 discussed techniques of working with steel framing materials).
Gursky is known for his almost-clinical aesthetic, employing a range of techniques, from single frame "small-format" shots, to digitally constructed photographs composed from a series of images.
Frame interpolation is a technique of creating intermediate frames based on overlapping neighboring frames in sequence.
A student of the Bechers, Frank Breuer, uses the tight-cropping techniques of his teachers to frame street-sign logos — photographed, like the Bechers' images, against a plain white sky — and rectilinear buildings that look like minimalist sculptures branded with corporate logos.
