The outcomes were measured using a "past 7 days" time frame (depression symptoms), a "past 6 months" time frame (conduct disorder symptoms, binge drinking, cigarette smoking, marijuana use) or a "lifetime time frame" (illicit drug use).
So it makes a certain amount of sense that the two-part miniseries "Bonnie and Clyde," which airs simultaneously Sunday and Monday on History, A&E and Lifetime, would frame Bonnie (Holliday Grainger) as a woman who, stymied by her lack of opportunities, sees small-time crook Clyde Barrow Emile Hirschh) as a way to get out of her small-town life.
Exposure to stress or worry was measured using a lifetime time frame.
A log record of a frame should reside in a log maintained by a node for a maximum period of time equal to the lifetime of the frame.
H-bonding events were quantified by occupancy (number of coordinate frames where a H-bond is formed, divided by the total number of frames), average lifetime (average duration of consecutive frames where a H-bond is formed), and standard deviation of the lifetime.
Dots in both images had a lifetime of 40 frames.
Each dot was 0.075° in diameter, and had a lifetime of 12 frames so it was not possible to infer global direction by tracking individual dots (Fig. 2A).
"There should be a million different eateries around there, and this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to frame and control growth on 125th Street," Ms. Burden said.
This novel was written in 1963 but considered too personal to be published during Frame's lifetime (she died in 2004).
The ideal warranty is lifetime coverage on the frame and resistance mechanism, with at least a year of coverage for parts, labor and electronics.
