As Drabble puts it, "The jigsaw, with its frame, is a simulacrum of meaning, order and design.... Books, too, have beginnings and endings, and they attempt to impose a pattern, to make a shape.
"The jigsaw, with its frame, is a simulacrum of meaning, order and design," she writes.
Take Model S33, with its frame of bent gas pipes; designed by the Dutch architect Mart Stam in 1926, it was the first cantilever chair — one supported by its own weight rather than by its legs.
By placing the Virgin and saints of the S. Zeno altarpiece in a unified space continuous with its frame, Mantegna introduced new principles of illusionism into sacra conversazione paintings (i.e., paintings of the Madonna and Child with saints).
"And in several seconds there was an explosion of such force that the window flew in along with its frame, the monitor fell, and everything that was on the desk".
The screen is not quite flush with its frame, occasionally snagging the heel of your hand.
The left matrix is shown with its frame closed as during field operations.
What is the book, after all, if not an extended improvisation, beginning with its framing of the repertoire?
Best picture nominated, 12 Years a Slave, created a large amount of buzz from movie goers and critics alike with its framing of capitalism, its director's lens on slavery, and the long standing tensions around the entertainment industry's representation of race.
To obtain the reconstructed frame, the inverse MCLT frames are overlapped and added by M samples (half of the length of an MCLT frame) with its adjacent frames.
