Sentence examples for a frame setting from inspiring English sources

Landscaping around the more modest monuments (all terms being relative) was intended to give them a frame — setting a Celtic cross on a rocky knoll for Frederick Constable or creating an alcove with benches and a fountain for Edward and Millie Kuhn.

At best, audiences might be invited to join a mass-participation experiment, but even that's a matter of passively collecting data to a frame set by scientists.

A frame set with lower energy value is considered to be smoother.

On the third floor, I pause to admire the newspaper racks, gorgeous wooden A-frames set up on the open, polished floor.

Welles had given the story of man and whale a metatheatrical frame, setting it in a rehearsal in a fin-de-siècle American theatre.

The smoothness of a frame set is measured in terms of the energy embedded in the frame set, on the analogy of measuring the smoothness of motion data.

Then, the problem of finding a frame set of given frame size which gives the smoothest measure is formulated as an optimization problem that seeks to minimize the weighted sum of the frame energy and the sum of the squared distance errors.

They must be provided with a "cadre" or frame – "setting firm limits for children, but giving them tremendous freedom within those limits".

Every open reading frame defined in the annotation file was found in the S. cerevisiae genome and used to identify homologous protein coding sequences using TBlastX (WU-BLAST 2.0MP) with an E-value cutoff set to 10-10, a query frame set to 1, an hspsepSmax set to 10,000 and a seg filter.

On a single processor desktop it can take about 30 minutes to reconstruct a single frame set.

"A tight frame sets you free.