In 1765 a large hood appeared called calash, made of a framework of whalebone hoops, resembling the hood of a carriage (caleche), and pulled over the head by means of a string.
J 1 and J 2 are girders forming additional bearings for the framework of the table.
First of all, we must deem it the outer setting of this Phæacian world with its spirit and institutions, the framework of nature transformed which takes its character from within.
The conflict with the suitors is the framework of the entire poem.
In thisframework lies quite all possible characterization.
It consisted, with the exception of the very last number, of a series of short stories, in a framework of the editor's own devising.
Framework and spire were covered with showy paper and tinsel in artistic designs, and adorned with flags.
Long, snouty heads were scattered everywhere, and the lines of ribs were so continuous that it looked in places like the framework of a monstrous serpent.
Separate trays sliding on strips attached to the framework are desirable.
A framework crane makes it possible for this dryer to be swung to one side when not in use.
As a tray support nail a strip of wood to the legs on each of the four sides, about four inches below the top framework and sloping parallel with the top.
In many parts of India the framework of the houses of the natives is chiefly composed of this material.
Each of the party having adjusted his burden upon his back, stepped within the square space, lifted the framework in his hands, walked boldly into the river, and was soon floating out upon its current.
This was just what, the buffalo wished, and the broad white belly of his assailant stretched along the open framework of bamboos, was now a fair mark for that terrible horn.
The carpenter whom we consulted proved to be amenable to suggestion and agreed to put us up a framework in a day.
The two walls supplied by the framework were quickly covered, but the rough wall of the attic necessitated some cutting, as we had to tack the burlap to the uprights and these had not been placed with yard-wide material in view.
This privilege of exercising individuality might even extend to the solidframework of the mele or oli and not merely to the filigree, the i'i, that enwreathed it.
The wildwoods of Hawaii furnished in great abundance and variety small poles for the framework of the kuahu, the altar, the holy place of the halau, and sweet-scented leaves and flowers suitable for its decoration.
The framework that supports the thin membrane we have spoken of as consisting of a system of rays, but to these the terms veins, nerves, nervures, or nervules are more commonly applied by various naturalists.
Thus, it sometimes happens that a moth settles on a street lamp, and lays her eggs on the framework round the glass, or even on the glass itself.
A little cage composed of a framework of wire covered with gauze must now be made.
The outer side of this corridor is composed of coarse and dark-coloured mother-of-pearl shell of little value, set in a wooden framework of small squares, forming windows which move on slides.
Immense numbers of Amoeba-like creatures, massed together in a framework of horny fibres, constitute Sponge.
I shall ask to change the framework of government itself---to reform the entire structure of American government so we can make it again fully responsive to the needs and the wishes of the American people.
The framework of the clock was secured to the floor by screws.
The framework of the clock consisted of four upright polished steel pillars, one at each angle of a parallelogram.
He caught hold of one of the polished steel pillars that formed the framework of the breathing machine and dropped his chin on his misshapen chest.
His great purpose is lofty dramatic truth, and to this end he sacrifices the whole framework of accepted musical forms, with the exception of the chorus, and this he remodels.
They immediately arranged the framework of the libretto, afterward written by Kind, and set to such weird and enchanting music by Weber.
Before commencing the larger model it is necessary to form a sort of skeleton or framework of iron and wood, with joints made of wire, to support the great mass of clay in which the figure or group is now to be executed.
Three or four leading shoots should be selected to pass ere long into boughs and form a well-balanced framework for the tree; these boughs, however, will soon grow beyond any artificial system the pruner may adopt.
The young shoots produced from the portion of the new wood retained are to form the framework of the bush tree, and must be dealt with as in the case of standard trees.
He supports an international framework of dispute settlement because he has no armed choice, not because it tallies with his deeply held convictions and values.
Properly speaking, when the passage was dark, the window should have shown clear against the light of the lamp outside, with its broad framework marking upon this transparency the four arms of a cross.
Consequently, to force the grammatical framework of one language upon another is to misconceive the whole nature of the latter and seriously to mislead the learner.
In the earlier type the bin was made of an iron or steel framework filled in with concrete, but more recent structures are composed entirely of steel rods embedded in cement.
This framework he and the boys covered with sheets of birch bark, "wig-wass" Nangotook called the bark.
These apakwas could be rolled and carried in the canoe, and were all ready to be wrapped around the framework of a wigwam.
