Sentence examples for the frame in question from inspiring English sources

It's distinct from playing with the absolute priority of winning the frame in question.

What it is that such "combining" of x and y amounts to depends on, of course, which structural rules are operating on the frame in question.

A formula φ is valid in a frame if and only if M ⊨ φ for any model M that is based on the frame in question.

When Alcala played the video, he never paused it or attempted to point out the frame in question.

For reliability testing in the student study, the first frame per camera per trial was selected, provided that the frames in question resembled a similar posture.

Similarly, the factor 2.2 ascribed to changes in diagnostic criteria was based on a Finnish study comparing diagnoses using the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) IV versus the original Kanner definition [ 5], whereas the relevant comparison for the time frame in question arguably is between DSM IV and DSM III-R.

Whichever, being "equivalent" to 113 fewer cars doesn't mean that there actually are 113 fewer cars than before using Vauxhall Bridge during whatever the time frame in question is.

Specialists complained yesterday that the time frame in question had changed to about 10 seconds from 60 seconds, showing more customer orders backed up and leading to higher customer losses.

Update: CNN and other outlets report that another person named Michael Cohen traveled to Prague during the time frame in question, but that Trump's attorney was in Los Angeles.

We did not calculate haldanes in our study, because there are no estimates of the generation time for the Ugandan populations of R. argentea, and there is also evidence (from studies carried out in the Tanzanian waters of Lake Victoria) that generation time may have changed dramatically over the time frame in question (Wanink 1998).

The maximum number of the ancestral populations is a parameter which is defined using prior information about the ancestry composition, and roughly corresponds to the time-frame in question, represented by the number of generation.