Building and opening portals requires creating bases powered by the Frame and linked by energy transmitters.
How are everyday objects transformed by the "frame" one puts around them?
Her arm is cut off by the frame and her knee drawn up beneath her gown.
What surprised him was the impression the painting now made with the additional inches previously hidden by the frame.
Cropped by the frame, Brenda looms imperiously, like a frightening aunt about to bestow that dreaded kiss.
So take the bull by the horns (and the painting by the frame) and speak to your girls.
In 1784 Benjamin Franklin invented bifocals, dividing his lenses for distant and near vision, the split parts being held together by the frame.
These contribute to Munch's compelling representations of space – often receding from a figure or creature which is advancing towards the onlooker and is cut off by the frame of the canvas.
The pain of the comedy of "The Color Wheel" depended greatly on the perfectly calibrated distance at which the characters, or, rather, the actors were held by the frame.
Mid-group, in glinting sunglasses, is the infamous Anthony Scaramucci, who at the time frozen by the frame was the White House communications director, but, as we all now know too well, not for long.
T is determined by the frame shift in STFT, the dimension of each vector x can be labelled as N, which is determined by the frame length.
