"All they are doing, they are saving themselves, and that's the frame of mind they are in," said Marou Amadou, the justice minister.
And that is the frame of a preposterous plot that concludes with a Holocaust survivor and a young German soldier airing their respective grievances while Mr. Reagan waits for them to finish.
Creativity is required, too, to realize that a humdrum stack of wire hangers could become puppet bodies and that the frame of a lamp shade can become the base of a planetary mobile.
Although improvements and extensions continue to be found, it is fair to say that the dust has settled, and that the frame problem, in its technical guise, is more-or-less solved (Shanahan 1997).
In its defense, Sportpost says that it's just acting like other social booking and sharing sites and that the frame, which can be dismissed by the user, is there to enable users to easily comment and interact with the content on Sportpost, not for direct monetization purposes i.e. the frame is ad-free.
Several critics cited minor issues with using the imprecise Wii Remote for puzzles requiring accuracy, while observations were made that lines of dialogue could be cut short and that the frame rate could slow significantly, especially in action sequences.
And that re-framed the conversation for me.
A possible drawback would be that the images for the two eyes have to be presented on successive rather than identical frames and that thus the monocular frame rate is reduced by factor two.
A group meeting with the multidisciplinary team, the patient representative and the researchers concluded that the frames and expectations should be addressed in a more specific way.
The indices i and i-3 denote that the frames i-2 and i-1 are skipped.
