The phrase "a frame of image" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct expression would be "a frame of an image" or "a frame in an image."
Example: "The photographer adjusted the lighting to enhance a frame of the image he was capturing."
Alternatives: "a portion of the image" or "a section of the image."
The image within a frame of an image analysis system (2.52 × 10−4 μm in area) was converted to the sliced video images prior to processing by the main processor.
Fallon brought the topic up by asking Clinton about the duality she often has to present: "You have to go and say 'Hi' to everybody and be happy, and you do, but also people kind of want to see this Hillary," — he brought out a frame of the image below — "which is the badass Hillary.
What strikes me now about Muybridge's horse, centered in a frame of white pixels, is that the image is somehow descriptive of the disorientation that comes from this proliferation of images.
The multimedia artist refers to the entire project as a "narrative frame piece"—a combination of images, music, and a cypher, a cryptic string of numbers placed at the top and bottom of the page.
A frame is an image of a width and height that represents one step in a video.
The first half cycle of the driving waveform is used to generate expanding cycles for construction of a frame image with 200 x 200 pixels.
A cycle of complete hue change took 24 s, during which a total of 120 frames of images, 3° in hue difference between neighboring frames, were presented (see also Supplementary Movie 1).
In the next few years, this technique ought to be capable of making movies with a resolution of about an angstrom and a frame rate of an image per femtosecond.
(b) High-resolution TEM image at the frame area of image (a) shows two groups of lattice fringes, corresponding to the PbTe(200) and Pb(111) lattice planes.
Photograph: Muhammed Muheisen/AP Facebook Twitter Pinterest A carefully framed image of racehorses on Warren Hill gallops at Newmarket is our reward for Alan Crowhurt's early start this morning.
