Sentence examples for Default framing from inspiring English sources

The default framing of retirement savings plan options ("opt-in" versus "opt-out" as the default) is viewed by some as a protection of individual choice in the disposal of earned income and by others as a failure to provide proper incentives for individuals to avoid the risk of an impoverished old age.

If the value is "default", then the default frame depth is used.

"I think we're already starting to see a really positive shift where there isn't just one default experience of music being presented, one default frame of criticism," she says.

Normally, the resulting 2D fragments are stored in a default frame buffer and then go to the display.

Although the default frame durations in IEEE 802.16-2004 does not include 4.615 milliseconds, WiMAX frame does have different frame durations to be chosen and have adjustable periods for time frame alignments, such as the RTG and the TTG. Figure 12 shows the time-sharing scheme between GPRS and WiMAX during the period of two time frames.

We insert the fragment shader between the two off-screen buffers and the default frame buffer in order to render a MR frame where the VO has a synthesized aerial perspective effect seamlessly to the natural atmospheric effect visualized on BG. Figure 6 illustrates the required parameters for the GLSL fragment shader in order to render an aerial perspective effect.

So engineers reduced the default frame rate of the TV to 29.97 frames per second (what you get when you multiply 30 by 1000/1001).

We used default frame rate, tissue velocity range of ±16 cm/s and simultaneous good-quality ECG signal.

If advocates allow an issue to go unframed, the can only hope that the dominant or default frame aligns positively with their desired outcome.

The default frame rate is "keep original frame".

In this paper, I explore the relationship between Relevance Theory and Jaszczolt's Default Semantics, framing this debate within the picture of massive modularity tempered by the idea of brain plasticity (Perkins, 2007).