The BD iTunes version presents the film in a variable aspect ratio, with the IMAX sequences framed in 1.78 1, while scenes filmed in 35 mm are framed in 2.40 1.

A total of 60 art pieces, properly framed with the help of artist Lina Mohamid, were exhibited.

How a concept is framed, the context and associations with which it is presented, affect human judgments enormously.

Their choices are framed by their societies dominant culture.

It would ensure that different bodies were guided by standards and frameworks that were framed in consultation with indigenous peoples.

On my own blog, I framed the question slightly differently, asking

The gunfire and explosions are framed against a background of a blackened sky buzzing with invisible war planes and attack helicopters.

Until now, this transformation was framed in terms of broad goals and aspirations.

When framed this way, aid has a better chance of becoming a priority.

'Your hands have framed me and fashioned me altogether, yet you destroy me.

For too long, the debate has been framed around the concept of burden sharing.

This solution was not framed as a women s issue, but as a family benefit.

2.2 The author claims that he was set up and framed by the police.

Instead it is being framed as a last ditched attempt to hold on to power.

The DVD versions feature the entire film framed in a uniform 2.40 1 aspect ratio.

I have a framed copy of the Act of Parliament by Dail Eireann that was needed.

In whom all the building fitly framed together groweth unto an holy temple in the Lord

Well framed research and monitoring can help characterize the degree of decentralization and its consequences.5

The altar is adorned with Hellenistic stylerelief sculptures and is framed by decorative moldings, one of which divides the altar into two distinct registers of symmetrical composition.

Egypt s unfolding drama will be framed by the triangle of contradictions and demands among these three groups.

All we see, as she looks out of the window, are her eyes, nicely framed in mascara.

By May 2012, the tower's core stood high, while floors had been framed to a height of .

Strategy. Since 1953, China has framed its macro objectives in the context of five year plans, with clearly defined targets and policy initiatives designed to hit those targets.

Surely your turning of things upside down shall be esteemed as the potter's clay for shall the work say of him that made it, He made me not? or shall the thing framed say of him that framed it, He had no understanding?

With the political divide in Bahrain usually framed in sectarian terms, blogger Mahmood Al Yousif has posted a code of ethics aimed at stopping the propagation of hate online.

We don't even have geography uniting us, because the natural geography of the subcontinent framed by the mountains and the sea was hacked by the partition with Pakistan in 1947.

The ad hoc committee should, at least, be framed, as a minimum acceptable basis, in accordance with the revised A 5 proposal , as contained in document CD 1693 Rev.1.

The money illusion occurs because we are accustomed to economic values almost always being framed in terms of money.

That activist had been framed by local authorities after he had denounced abuses by the local family planning authorities.

Beginning with Deng in the late 1970 s, scientists and engineers technocrats with the determination to convert a dysfunctional centrally planned economy into an investment and export led colossus framed and implemented a producer oriented development model.

The pre Arab Spring paradigm that framed the Middle East as being divided between moderates and extremists has become obsolete.

Likewise, fears of over population framed self destructive policies, such as China s one child policy and forced sterilization in India.

Under Wolfensohn s leadership, the Bank began to look for multifaceted strategies, framed by what he called a Comprehensive Development Framework.

Brazil would have wished to see the commitments contained in the 2005 World Summit Outcome with respect to gender equality, and specifically sexual and reproductive health rights, framed in much stronger language.

With that money, Beall is planning on using it to pay for materials, the portraits to be framed, help with getting them to Gaza, and providing an exhibition space to show them until they are collected or delivered.

The laws are often framed in broad terms, which allow flexibility in their application depending on the nature of the game.

Argentina s military regime, after all, framed its dirty war as an offensive against so called terrorists, rather than as what it was wanton, arbitrary persecution of citizens with diverse ideologies and class backgrounds.

Our social policy is framed by a long term vision and short term goals under constant review, in keeping with the Millennium Development Goals, the fulfilment of which we reaffirmed yesterday in this Hall.

Looking more closely, one finds that while these controversies were often framed in religious terms, they were not at all about religion.

An expert framed the issue of mercenaries from a structural perspective concerning the position of the military vis à vis the State.

The impetus for focusing on the environment was framed as a need to counter the threat of fires, drought, and more powerful storms.

ROE may be framed to limit certain actions alternatively, they may authorise actions to the full extent permissible under domestic and international law.

Nicaragua has outlined the principal directions of a national policy on social protection within which a social policy on older persons will be framed.

The Millennium Development Goals, while effective in catalyzing poverty alleviation efforts, have also framed development primarily in terms of the improvement of material conditions.

A stork accused of being a duck and framed for espionage and arrested in Egypt has ended up as a meal for an Egyptian family.