The phrase "acceptable frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a context or situation that meets certain standards or criteria.
Example: "The proposal was evaluated, and it was determined that it fell within an acceptable frame for our project guidelines."
Alternatives: "suitable context" or "appropriate framework".
As a result, the real question is whether a PC will run Minecraft with an acceptable frame rate, given the screen resolution and graphical effects you want.
Being able to drive 3840 × 2160 (4K) at acceptable frame rates is already a reality for the highest end configurations". That is something worth noting.
In order to deliver an acceptable frame error rate (FER), packets in IEEE 802.11 can be transmitted at different bit rates, which are adaptive to the channel quality.
Despite the less than acceptable frame rates (< 26 fps) of Table 3 across all but one level of resolution scaling, an important piece of insight is still gained from the data within Tables 2 and 3 when analyzed together.
But at the low-end, where budgets are much more conservative, a myriad of gaming systems are available that can push 1080p displays, with acceptable frame rates and high-image quality settings--for not much more than a current-gen console.
Valve's Linux group will focus on improving the Steam client and will assure that its selected first Source game, Left 4 Dead 2, will run at an acceptable frame rate and degree of connectivity with the Windows and OS X versions.
Since "acceptable" frames do not adversely affect our analysis, overall the tracker performed well in 94.4% and 98.4% of frames in the female/female and male/female videos respectively.
The team has added a few extras including a heavy steel frame and acceptable build envelope for producing larger objects.
These optimized results were acceptable for frame lightweight almost without expense of fatigue life and static strength.
He added, "All of the streams worked and started within the acceptable time frame," signaling that Enron's broadband scheduling functions had performed properly.
"Grant Thornton S.p.A. has been unable to provide sufficient assurances or access to the appropriate information and people in an acceptable time frame," David McDonnell, chief executive of Grant Thornton International, said Thursday.
