in art, a picture frame is the solid border around a picture or even painting a space frame in construction a beehive frame in mechanical engineering, a bicycle frame, for instance a caning -, whipping - or even flogging frame is used for securing a victim of corporal punishment

A word as well has several extended, metaphorical meanings in various fields: in spinning, a frame occurs as mechanical device with several spindles for spinning multiple threads simultaneously, when around spinning frame, dressing frame, or water frame one of the film frames or video frames composing a film or video a complete image, or even a set of all pixel representing it, around video display in video compression different frames –- called I-frames, P-frames, B-frames, and D-frames –- are utilized for motion compensation reframing in film and programming in telecommunications, a data frame is a transmitted packet in computer science, a stack frame the frame element around HTML; understand HTML element#Frames the frame problem in artificial intelligence, a data structure for representing a stereotyped situation Semantic frames in cognitive science, linguistics, or communication theory a frame tale in literature a frame of reference in physics in mathematics, the frame is an abstract construct in a manifold, generalising frame of information to the basis for the tangent bundle varying from point to point. Watch vierbein for an orthonormal frame. Besides projective frame each player's turn in bowling games the connection between lead and watch inside partner saltation. Understand frame (dance) in law, to frame someone is to produce it look when whenever it committed the crime when they when a matter of fact did non commit said crime, as in the title of the motion picture Who Framed Roger Rabbit in psychology, reframing (psychology)

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