The phrase "a number of frames" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple frames in a context such as photography, animation, or any situation where frames are relevant.
Example: "The animation consists of a number of frames that illustrate the character's movement."
Alternatives: "several frames" or "multiple frames".
To create panoramic pictures, the photographers took a number of frames in sequence, usually without tripods.
A number of frames with end plate without column stiffeners are designed to demonstrate the efficiency of the algorithm.
Diffie expanded it so that the page could show a number of frames, and text inside each frame, with space for commentary around them.
To create a convincing picture of a non-existent "scene," a movie camera is focused on one detail (an actor, a drawing or a painting, a three-dimensional model) and a number of frames are exposed; then the camera is stopped, the film is wound back, a different aspect of the scene is presented to the camera, and this second exposure is superimposed on the first.
where N is a number of frames of the laser route.
This is useful because one of the techniques that Fisher found for dealing with overly "noisy" data was to normalize it by averaging a number of frames.
Even more stable frames use closely spaced columns at the building's perimeter, or they use the bundled-tube system, in which a number of framing tubes are bundled together to form exceptionally rigid columns.
In low-rise buildings, where vertical gravity loads are the main concern, a number of framing systems are used to channel the flow of load through the floors to the columns for spans of six to 12 metres (20 to 40 feet).
In order to represent the sounds for the automatic classification process, we extract a number of frame-level features using a window of 23 ms and a hop size of 11.5 ms.
C. Pdis corresponds to the percentage of simulated datasets that demonstrates a number of frame-disrupting mutations (stop codons and frameshifts) smaller or equal to the observed number.
Consecutive downlink and uplink slots constitute one frame, and a number of successive frames form one super-frame of duration.
