Examples of using Frame of reference in English and their translations into Norwegian
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We don't have a frame of reference.
In EFT, that frame of reference is a solid experience with the EFT mechanical skills.
Oh, no. You would have to explain it, give it a frame of reference.
That's your frame of reference?
Frame of Reference is an annual magazine that focuses on film and film culture.
I mean, I have no frame of reference for this.
A frame of reference is essential in order to scrutinize and interconnect the variables.
You don't have a frame of reference for me.
I think we got rear-ended. I think we spun around twice. And somewhere in there,one of  us lost our frame of reference.
Natural light is our frame of reference and that is what affects us most.
We have been to 4 other all inclusives in Mexico,so have some frame of reference for comparison.
The Code also provides a frame of reference for PwC firms to establish more specific supplements to address territorial issues.
However, our binocular vision can do all these wonderful things only when it's operating in a rich and reliable frame of reference.
Everyone has to have some picture of  the world, some frame of reference into which data are fitted, some assumptions about society.
Indeed, help runs so deeply in human beings that even disabilities, accidents, criminality andsocial disturbance can be understood within its frame of reference.
Some of  these languages would also have other terms, from their own frame of reference, to describe this historical and geographic region.
The last is that in a moving body,all physical processes are slower than they should be for a stationary body at the time the fixed(laboratory) frame of reference.
We created“We are Bosch” as a frame of reference for all associates that sets forth explicitly what our goals are, how we work together and what we as a company stand for.
He based his new theory on a reinterpretation of  the classical principle of  relativity,namely that the laws of  physics had to have the same form in any frame of reference.
And if we are to deny historical figures are a frame of reference for how to discuss signals of  danger in our own policies, yes, then we can stop using history for learning.
Environmental conditions limited resources The declaration is of  an anthropocentric nature,in the sense that its frame of reference is human vulnerability, not the frailties of  other life forms.
Test Norms- The average test score within a large group of  people where the performance of  one individual can be compared to the results of  others by establishing a point of  comparison or frame of reference.
The researchers used the male-only boards as a frame of reference, and compared these with boards that had one, two, three or more female board members.
Master in Economics and Business Administration- Business Relationship Management(MSc) The study in MSc in Economics andBusiness Administration- Business Relationship Management provides a frame of reference that enables the student to be able to see the value creation of  company in a broader perspective, from sub-supplier to end-user.
Here, the spectator is confronted by a confusing and enigmatic frame of reference, akin to Alain Robbe-Grillet's ruminations on the challenging frame of  vision in which one“perceives much, but understands little.” Indeed, Prince's figurative paintings are about reconstructing reality, or fabricating parallel realities.
Overall, these results demonstrate the effectiveness of  the described protocol, which allowed the acquisition andcorrect registration of  2D/3D US images in the frame of reference of  the 3D MR image of the same bovine brain(Figure 18, 19), and to reconstruct volumes from 2D US images acquired in freehand mode(Figures 19d, 20).
ISCY will also provide a wider view of  the work of  schools,expanding the frame of reference within which schools are judged beyond cognitive achievement measures, to include the impact of  schools on student outlooks, school engagement, transition and social and civic values.
The observer(red dot) who is standing in the rotating/non-inertial frame of reference(lower part of  the picture) sees the object as following a curved path due to the Coriolis and centrifugal forces present in this frame. .
Brungot invokes the logistics, concepts andjudgments of  the art system as a frame of reference for an understanding of  his pictures, and rejects being placed in connection with other pictorial practices, interpretation frameworks and distribution systems.
For Foreign Law School Graduates program is to provide law students with an understanding of  the United States legal system,give a frame of reference for dealing with transnational business and legal interests, offer an appreciation of  the role of  law in national and internal development and equip them with the analysis and problem-solving skills needed to meet the complex demands of  the world.