The phrase "a pair of frames" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two frames, typically in contexts related to photography, art, or eyewear.
Example: "I bought a pair of frames for my new glasses, and they look great on me."
Alternatives: "two frames" or "a set of frames".
The system works by taking a pair of frames and creating a synthetic frames in between them that makes up for their differences.
Namely, letting t n =(f n,f n′) be a pair of frames, f for the unknown action instance U and f ′ for the one in an AT, and T={t n |n=1,…,N} a warping path over which the sum is calculated, the DTW-based distance D is given by D U,P_{i}) = min_{T} sum_{(f_{n},f'_{n}) in T} d(mathbf{u}_{f}, mathbf{p}^{i}_{f'}) (5).
There are more established names – Sarah Lucas, a one-time YBA who was the subject of a major solo show at Tate Liverpool in 2005; Alison Wilding, who was nominated for the Turner prize in 1988 and 1992 – as well as younger artists such as Abigail Fallis, whose best-known work, Cock-Eyed Jack, is a pair of framed Union Jack underpants.
As stated in [4], the FS 3D format has better properties in the sense of variability than the MV 3D format, but with frame aggregation (for a pair of consecutive frames, or for 16 consecutive frames - one GoP) video sequences show better performance in the variability for both of the formats, especially for MV 3D that becomes similar to FS.
So, in this case, we say ({ e_{i}}_{iinmathcal{I} }) and ({tilde{e}_{i}}_{iinmathcal{I} }) form a pair of dual frames for (mathcal{H}).
The following are equivalent: (i) ({widetilde{psi_{m}}D_{a^{j}}psi: m, jin mathbb {Z}}) and ({ widetilde{psi_{m}}D_{a^{j}}varphi: m, jin mathbb {Z}}) form a pair of dual frames for (L^{2}(mathbb {R}_)).
It is well known that ({e_{i}}_{iinmathcal{I} }) and ({tilde{e}_{i}}_{iinmathcal{I} }) form a pair of dual frames for (mathcal{H}) if they are Bessel sequences and satisfy (1.2).
Given a sequence of m frames ={I 1,I 2,…,I m }, let ϕ= a,b) T be the optical flow for a pair of consecutive frames I i,I i+1, i=1,2,…,m−1, being such frame pre-smoothed using a Gaussian filter with parameter σ.
Consider Maltzan's project a pair of designer frames.
By picking a pair of "geek" frames, with relatively large rims, the researchers were able to obscure about 6.5% of the pixels in any given facial picture.
Stirrup, either of a pair of light frames hung from the saddle attached to the back of an animal usually a horse or pony.
