The phrase "a symmetrical frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a frame that has balanced proportions or equal dimensions on both sides.
Example: "The artist chose to display her painting in a symmetrical frame to enhance its visual appeal."
Alternatives: "an even frame" or "a balanced frame".
You can say: the temple is dead centre, the city rises as a symmetrical pyramid, the wings of trees make a symmetrical frame, the temple-rock-cloud stands like a perfect vertical column.
With a quick-connect mounting system and a symmetrical frame design, EVO can be used for carrying different loads of cargo, more or less interchangeably on the front or rear of the bike.
Buy now 3. HAY Copenhague chair: £194.65, Nest The elegance of the Copenhague chair comes down to its symmetrical frame (which allows it to stack) and its simple treatment of material.
The symmetrical frame distance is δ (one to two frames generally).
The show's rhythmic cuts, symmetrical frames, and earthy color palette recall Wes Anderson, and the shout-along covers of K-pop classics insure that reality might suspend at any minute — soundtrack sales soon skyrocketed along with the ratings.
(A former cinematographer, Mr. Zhang is equally capable of arrestingly beautiful imagery when his films demand it: "Ju Dou," for example, with its freshly dyed bolts of fabric waving in the wind, and "Raise the Red Lantern," with its symmetrical framing of props and people).
This method mainly includes three parts, namely detecting the moving regions approximately by calculating the inter-frames differences of symmetrical frames and counting the static index of each probable moving point; modeling for background by the statistics of brightness information and updating this model combining motion templates; then extracting moving objects and its edges.
Giladi uses interesting exterior shots with flat, symmetrical framing to highlight the colors and shapes of the architecture against the vast desert landscape; the small town drama is so much tinier in perspective.
Look for a symmetrical V shape.
Texts were embroidered, framed with a symmetrical arrangement of motifs; scenes with houses and people were worked, approximating embroidered pictures; and, in the latter part of the century, maps, almanacs, and the like were also represented.
Each PSF in successive STORM/dSTORM movie frames was fitted to a symmetrical 2D Gaussian function: f (x, y ) ≈ A e − ((x − x 0 ) 2 2 σ x 2 + (y − y 0 ) 2 2 σ y 2 ) + B , where A is the amplitude, B is the background, x0 and y0 are the mean x and y positions, and σx and σy are the standard deviations in x and y (where x = y for symmetrical Gaussian functions).
