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The phrase "all of the frames" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every individual frame within a set or collection, often in contexts related to visual media, photography, or animation.
Example: "In the final edit, we need to review all of the frames to ensure consistency in color grading."
Alternatives: "every frame" or "all frames".
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The erase command deletes all of the frames that exist in the current window.
All of the frames were loaded successively by a horizontal force in the beam direction until structural collapse.
The bees had done a marvelous job — the amber-colored honey filled almost all of the frames perfectly.
Without the timing object to trigger the function call, all of the frames that are analyzed sit in the computer's RAM and fill it up very quickly.
The similarities measured over all of the frames are illustrated in Figure 9.
Carter had chances in all of the frames but Higgins has been in ruthless form and has taken advantage of any errors.
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Below are the raw uploads of all the frames she shot before she captured the perfect moment.
We achieved this by using Frame Averaging followed by Subtraction then Thresholding (FAST), as illustrated in Figure 2. We first calculated the average value of all the frames.
Frank Chauvassaigne took a picture in which the rich heavy sky takes up practically all of the frame, while the silhouetted rooftops form a dark fringe at the bottom edge, like headstones in a graveyard.
To prevent debonding of the CFRP laminates at the end region and at the beam-column connection, U-shaped CFRP anchorages were provided for all of the frame specimens.
Original wavy-glass windows were kept at No. 15, but all the wood of the frames (and of the diamond-shaped panes it shares with No. 7) was painted.
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