But also: the Cold War, Elvis Presely, the KGB, violence on television, the Daughters of the American Revolution, Walter Cronkite, and endless points of cultural influence, all together barraging the reader with context upon context framing the world in which we live.
Hence, even the innocuous news reports and weather are loaded with fact, fear, and emotion, making us aware that language is never simply an innocent carrier of meaning but is wildly variable depending upon context and framing.
He bowled frame upon frame of erect Jesuits.
As Season 3 begins, the show has entered a state of feverish theatricality, adding frame upon frame, underlining its own artificiality: in one flashback, Hannibal recites the magic words "Once upon a time," and a red velvet curtain fills the screen.
In contrast to the algorithm presented in Section 4 the AP does not work in a Stop and Wait manner, in which it stops all transmissions to a certain station upon frame failure until the frame is either received correctly or dropped.
In addition to bright and non-bright struts, occasionally an analyst will add "interpolation points," which can depend upon frames before and after the current frame, a process not captured in our 2D method.
After he became a political consultant, he hit upon the idea of framing such research as a waste of taxpayer money.
In fact, we could have withheld the final tranche of payments last year, because the United States had not kept its part of the deal, to fully normalize relations within the formally agreed-upon time frame.
The girls she knows who do out-calls go to a client's residence with a driver, and if they're not out within the agreed-upon time frame, the driver comes to the door.
