Word: frame
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...backs and fly out the window on high-frequency beams." Divining that the compression and tension factors can be separated in any structure, he has designed a "tensegrity mast" that seems to be held up by nothing at all. But Fuller insists that with this mast combined with his frame of tetrahedron-octahedron combinations which he calls the "octet truss," he could bridge the Grand Canyon itself...
...ability to cash in on rebounds and the superb goal tending of Brandy Sweitzer led the Harvard hockey over Boston College last night at B.C.'s McHugh Forum. The CRIMSON barely held off a strong last period Eagle attack, after opening up a three goal lead in the second frame...
...McCormack are his age, his background as a South Boston machine politician, his intellect, and his lack of experience in foreign affairs. At 72, he would indeed be older than any previous U.S. President. Yet McCormack appears mentally alert and, despite his gaunt, 6-ft. 2-in., 168-lb. frame, physically fit. "I have never been sick in my life," he says. "I have never spent a day in a hospital." A tireless worker, he lives austerely, does not drink, rarely attends social functions...
...ought to have a real painting in that empty-looking place over the stereo set. Those who drive in are assured of finding art in every style, subject, size, color and medium, mostly bought up by the batch in Europe. Works are priced from $4 to $2,000-including frame...
...pratfall farce the film superadds cinematic shenanigans. It resorts to slow motion, fast motion, stop motion. The screen continually changes size and shape. One frame carries Russian subtitles and another Japanese. Suddenly a grizzly bear materializes on the screen and just as suddenly dissolves. At one point, while the heroes grapple in a foot of snow, the sound track plays ethnic music from equatorial Africa. And all through the film, the cinemate moviegoer will be able to detect sly little mementos of D. W. Griffith, Sergei Eisenstein, Akira Kurosawa, Michelangelo Antonioni-and Ma and Pa Kettle...