The phrase "acquisition frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or psychology, where it refers to a perspective or context in which acquisition is considered.
Example: "In the acquisition frame, companies focus on strategies that enhance their ability to attract and retain customers."
Alternatives: "acquisition perspective" or "acquisition context".
These imaging investigations were carried out at acquisition frame rates that reached up to 20 Hz and data transfer rates of 40 MB/s, while accessing diffraction contrast that is sensitive to the entire three-dimensional unit cell configuration.
The system, consisting of a high speed video camera, an optical lens, lighting lamps and a precision target, can perform measurements with acquisition frame rates ranging from 64 fps to 500 fps, and be articulated with other measurement systems, which promotes its integration in structural health monitoring (SHM) systems.
Their system is capable of processing up to 170 fps with 800 × 600 pixel images and, although its real time performance should be measured relative to the acquisition frame rate, it appears to be significantly high for the current state of technology.
The ROIs were positioned in the last acquisition frame of the PET data in order to reflect specific uptake rather than blood flow.
To test for differences in ROI uptake between patients and controls, two sided students T-test were performed on the SUV values from the last acquisition frame, 45 to 50 minutes post tracer injection.
Acquisition frame rate is two frames per minute.
AIC becomes strongly biased when the ratio of model parameters to observations (acquisition frames) increases, for which AICC tries to correct.
The rigid motion correction of the PET frames was performed using the navigator positions and follows the principle of PET image-based motion correction, also known as multiple acquisition frames (MAF) [14] as shown in Fig. 2.
We used appropriate size thresholds to exclude small objects not representing entirely a cell, such as ramification portions from out-of-focus cells, and we distributed acquisition frames equally by an operator non-dependent sampling of the region of interest, thus limiting the impact of non-stereological acquisition.
DLS measurements were conducted with laser intensity in autoregulation mode, using 5 acquisition frames of 10 s/acquisition at 25°C.
As a result, the method of measuring the speed of the flow along the slow scanning axis using PR-DOCT is challenging given the expected low phase stability between the acquisition frames.
