But when you're watching it, please bear in mind the financial concerns that compromise every frame, every word on the soundtrack.
Second, photo bleaching forces a compromise between frame rate and duration of tracking time (Yang et al., 2010).
Using a 9-month follow up is therefore a compromise between time frame and sample size.
Three of the described mutations were instead point mutations that did not compromise the reading frame of the gene and were, thus, compatible with the expression of the full length PMCA2 w/a variant of the pump; they all affected residues that are highly conserved in all PMCA isoforms across species and in other P-type pumps [ 69, 74, 75].
Splice-switching antisense oligomers can also restore the function of a disease-causing allele by altering a splice site or exon selection to restore the open reading frame, compromised by a disease-causing mutation.
Raff goes to work for the developer who has the Nokobee in his sights, joins the National Rifle Association and seeks to frame a compromise from within.
Senators Joseph Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, and John McCain, Republican of Arizona, will attempt to revive the issue today by introducing a revised bipartisan version in the Senate, but their effort to frame a compromise that protects public safety has garnered no support from the White House.
This is a quite important aspect when real-time operation is considered, since the latency that is imposed to the processing of each video frame may compromise the operation of the codec in 'live' mode.
In this paper, we, in contrast, propose a novel architecture of K-SOM which compromises between image quality, frame rate throughput and FPGA's resource utilization.
As this would require doubling the number of acquisitions for each frame, a good compromise [38] is that of using inactive pixels to compute a mean value for the dark current.
