Frame of reference

Syria's position with regard to peace, and its frame of reference, has always been consistent and credible.

A more subtle reason for Western executives perceptions is their subconscious frame of reference when assessing Chinese officials.

And yet simply by changing the frame of reference it reveals so much, including what ended up being the TED Prize.

They realize that religious freedom must be championed for all. And they have a good frame of reference in the pluralism of the Ottomans.

Biologist Richard Dawkins makes a case for thinking the improbable by looking at how the human frame of reference limits our understanding of the universe.

Lubos Motl Pilsen, who describes himself as a conservative physicist on his blog The Reference Frame, says he read through the files and emails thoroughly.

These are used primarily as a geographical frame of reference and have developed gradually since the Middle Ages, with some established as recently as 1974.

Members should unite to achieve a consensus declaration that would serve as a frame of reference for the programmes of other international and national bodies.

If we ask Einstein, he would say, Whether the cow crossed the road, or the road moved underneath the cow, depends on your frame of reference.

It would provide energetic leadership and a frame of reference for rational integration of procurement services and practices at other duty stations, especially in the field.

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The Special Rapporteur noted that he would take the Constitution and the international human rights treaties ratified by Ecuador as the legal frame of reference for his observations.

Discussions are in progress to establish a frame of reference that can be used as a kind of control panel, so as to monitor progress on combating desertification.

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Firstly, programme countries and donors alike must recognize the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) as a common frame of reference for the system's response to national needs and priorities.

(a) The need for United Nations agencies and member States to implement and monitor Millennium Development Goals, in partnership with indigenous peoples and, consequently, within a human rights frame of reference

Collaborator Five As much as is different from frame to frame, it really is personal.

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Merton did not say that the cosmopolitan influentials were influential outside Rovere apparently none of them was. What stood out instead was their habitual frame of reference, which was tied to their personal identities.

The question of indigenous peoples, who were of fundamental importance and immeasurable historical significance to Guatemala, could not be addressed without reference to the Peace Agreements especially the 1995 Agreement on Identity and Rights of Indigenous Peoples which represented a frame of reference for the drafting of legislation in the field.

The protocol can recover from a corrupted data frame, a lost data frame, and a lost acknowledgment.

NTSC movie NTSC with a frame rate of 23.976 frame s is described in the NTSC movie standard.

According to the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, the sole frame of reference for economic and social development, 63 per cent of the population lives below the poverty line and 34 per cent lives in extreme poverty.

Establishing a frame of reference for measuring the performance of the RCF proved particularly challenging, as data was not being collected and monitored for the purpose of assessing outcomes and impact for the period under review.

My last book was about the story behind the Shi'a Sunni split, and for that I'd worked closely with the earliest Islamic histories, so I knew the events to which the Koran constantly refers, its frame of reference.

Define the boundaries of the area under application by attaching a list of geographical coordinates referred to in the World Geodetic System WGS 84 or the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF) defined by the International Association of Geodesy.

Time frame for application of regulation 5.4

The packets may be encapsulated in a data frame, with a frame synchronization bit sequence indicating the start of the frame, and sometimes also a bit synchronization bit sequence, typically 01010101, for identification of the bit transition times.

But each frame is illuminated two or three times before the next frame is projected using a shutter in front of its lamp.

Attach the coordinates of the broad area or areas in which prospecting is to be conducted, as referred to in the World Geodetic System WGS 84 or the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITRF) defined by the International Association of Geodesy.

These are two pictures with a nice frame.

All human beings are members of one frame

The implementation time frame is as stated above.

The Fundamental Geodynamic Observatory of the University of Latvia is a member of two space technique networks the global ILRS network and the Global Positioning System (GPS) network of the Reference Frame Sub Commission for Europe of the International Association of Geodesy.

The policy to combat the commercial sexual exploitation of children and young persons (2003 2007), adopted in 2002, is a frame of reference for the design and implementation, by the different State and civil society bodies, of actions to tackle this problem.

(f) The time frame for implementation of the system

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