The phrase "a portion of frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or segment of a larger frame, such as in photography, video editing, or construction contexts.
Example: "In the editing process, we decided to focus on a portion of the frame that highlighted the main subject."
Alternatives: "a segment of the frame" or "a part of the frame".
A very common concealment strategy is based on the fact that when the packet loss affects an intra-frame encoded image, and a portion of the frame is properly decoded, the remaining part is replaced with the last row correctly decoded.
Five half-scale interior beam-column assemblies representing a portion of a frame subjected to simulated seismic loading were tested, including one monolithic specimen and four precast specimens.
It also means you can track subjects (think action) or select a group of points, rather than just one, to keep a portion of the frame always-focused.
ZigBee nodes are entitled to transmit for a portion of the frame equal to t ZigBee, while WiFi nodes can access the channel (according to the legacy distributed coordination function (DCF)) in the following t WiFi interval.
Again, I looked at my desk and on the front right-hand corner, I saw a portion of the frame, buried under papers and a couple of textbooks.
If there is a portion of the frame hanging open because you've removed clips or holders, tape this section shut too.
Two most important parameters are optimized, i.e., the f factor that defines a portion of the received frame where the BER is measured and the set of adaptive scheme of the rest of the frame is updated, and the k factor which defines a distance between upper and lower BER thresholds of the adaptive algorithm.
Typically, the baseband channels are estimated by using data-aided channel estimation techniques, where a portion of the data frame is allocated for known training sequences or pilot symbols [13, 15 17].
Beneath some thresholds is a portion of the door frame known as the sub sill.
The land artist James Turrell, also a pilot, captures a portion of sky, and frames it within a custom-made structure or an aperture such as a volcanic crater.
