Sentence examples for extended frame from inspiring English sources
Its usual function thwarted, it serves as a pedestal or extended frame for a large black and white photograph of a 19th-century bronze of a black man's head.
Type B:: It is attached to a horizontally extended frame from the front edge of the robot, and the angle made by the aluminum plate and the ground is close to a right angle.
Currently, IrLAP is being modified to take full advantage of the bandwidth provided by Giga-IR speeds [18], and the next IrLAP standard is expected to provide (a) extended frame size, (b) extended window size, and (c) selective-repeat mode of operation.
Mr. Jefferies remembers helping his brother construct the chair's extended frame, swivel base and pedestal from plywood, and coating it with dove-gray paint from the Desilu stores.
These images are all pre-photoshop and also not "constructed" in the darkroom to create the extended frame.
This has already changed within the last year and mining has moved more and more from a short term quick profit game to a slower, patient and more steady industry where only the most efficient operations have a chance to yield high profit within an extended frame.
Extending frame analysis from phase-specificity in GC content to phase-specificity in any nucleotide type, our procedures are applicable to sequences of variable composition.
In this paper, A MAC protocol, called extended sliding frame reservation Aloha (ESFRA), based on sliding frame R-Aloha (SFRA) is proposed for network access technique.
Azzabou and Paragios [ 37] denoised ultrasound sequences by adding temporal filtering within the sequence, assuming that the image content does not vary to a large extend from frame to frame.
One group (usual time frame treatment group) sought consultation within 72 hours (n = 131), and the other (extended time frame treatment group) after 72 to 120 hours (n = 169).
AQ measures aggressive attitudes that are consistent across an extended time frame and characterological in nature, and is therefore considered a trait measure of aggression [33].
