The phrase "a complete frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing something that is fully enclosed or structured, such as in art, photography, or construction.
Example: "The artist presented a stunning piece of work, beautifully displayed in a complete frame that accentuated its colors."
Alternatives: "a full frame" or "an entire frame".
After a complete frame is received, the address up-counter is cleared and FrameReceived signal is asserted high.
Whereas, at the receiving end, when a complete frame is received an interrupt is generated and the channel coefficients are updated.
Most MCUs have limited internal memory space and may not be able to store a complete frame unless external memory is provided.
After a complete frame is received in the bridge's memory, the controller sends a sleep mode command to the sensor to reduce the power consumption.
He'll be helped by the fact that Deere is the only supplier with a complete frame assembly common to all its European tractor models, enabling it to reconfigure cheaply for different terrains and climates.
To clarify the key mechanism, we introduce a complete frame of theories to calculate attribution of EDL repulsion to wettability alteration by assuming constant binding forces (no MIE) and rigid smooth surface (no fines migration or dissolution).
The diagnostic workup of headache in children and adolescents should always include a psychological assessment for a complete framing of the clinical condition.
Its major supplier will deliver a completed frame with driveshaft, axles, brake, suspension and wheels.
Broadcasters can beam their high-definition signals one complete frame at a time in a so-called "progressive scan".
Therefore, every 40 ms, a complete image frame is generated, after combining two image fields provided by the interleaved camera at 20-ms intervals.
AsCOI1 is 2330 bp in length (GenBank accession No. KM189194), and contains a complete open frame (ORF) of 1839 bp.
