Sentence examples for definition frame from inspiring English sources

Many other technical and aesthetic considerations -- contrast, exposure latitude, color definition, frame rates and exposure sensitivity -- also enter the equation; and none of these seems to tip the balance toward any existing video system.

The average time for processing one colored standard definition frame with BTBR on a 2.33 GHz Quad Core Processor and with an unoptimized MATLAB code is 25.4 s.

The average time to process one colored standard definition frame with JONDI written in an optimized C++ code is around 10 s.

The "problem definition" framing at the outset exemplifies this.

It sat on a low-slung cabinet that rested against a living-room wall in a small, cramped apartment, as a symbol of modernity fronting a diminished vestige of the past, a screen of high definition framed by what had been a window of elaborate carpentry detail.

These definitions frame and guide our exploration of the analytical and normative contribution that these two fields can make towards improved collective action to address global health challenges.

The appeals court later ruled that the two firms were far closer competitors with each other than with more humdrum stores, but by then the merger had been consummated.The case highlights a flaw in using a market definition to frame a competition concern.

Thus a single 1920 × 1088 High Definition (HD) frame occupies 2.09 MB of memory.

This is because the definition of frame energy in [12] is twice as the one of ours.

Our literature review and charting of key themes identified significant discrepancy along the following areas regarding the maternal morbidity definition: time frame, severity, identification and classification.

A possible modification of the data processing method that could avoid outliers as those found in the present work would be the definition of frames in terms of number of cardiac cycles instead of fixed durations in seconds.