framework
- noun
- /ˈfreɪmˌwɜrk/
- The benefit of language models is that they provide a framework to constructively interpret data.
So that's the overall framework for this, for this lecture.
- So that's the overall framework for this, for this lecture.
- And this is sort of the framework of the calculations.
- He has definitely had anxiety and his framework is risk mitigation.
- And these explanatory frameworks work beautifully, I think.
- The, the, the, the ethical framework is, is pretty simple.
- That's a pretty good framework to write your question.
- Technology can provide a framework for action.
- That can be the structure, the framework to hang the jokes on.
- Then I have a video creation framework that's called the Hives framework.
- Can you describe sort of your your framework concept?
- She says that in the framework that I want to use.
- It's really taking the framework of a situation.
Examples
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All five domains of our academic literacies framework were embedded in the course task.
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There are two approaches in using the framework to analyse real data.
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Do you have a mental model or framework for decisions generally?
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And then within that framework, I can be really creative.
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Applications of this whole framework in life sciences.
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So analyzing what gets built on this framework is a little complex.
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Part B introduces the three dynamics that form the framework for this article's observations.
Academic text (2017) -
Further modules will be added in line with the RCGP framework over the coming months.
Academic text (2015) -
52 provides the regulatory and statutory framework for how the Agency manages public funds.
Academic text (2017) -
The new policy provides a comprehensive framework for improving educational standards across the country.
Synonyms
An organized way of doing things to avoid confusion
A small copy of a real thing used to show or study it
A way of organizing work or thoughts
The basic parts that hold a society or system together
A detailed plan used as a guide to make or achieve something
A simple drawing that shows how a plan or system works
Automatically made basic project files and starter code for a new app
A set of ideas that guides how people act or how things work
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Etymology
Framework comes from the words frame (a basic shape or 'structure') and work ('something done' or the parts that do a job). So a framework is like a frame for ideas: the basic rules or parts that hold a plan, system, or set of ideas together.