Sentence examples for frame dividing from inspiring English sources

In each image, the sign's supportive center runs the length of the frame, dividing the bright underbelly of tangled gas-discharge tubes into two halves of manufactured symmetry.

Of course, most people can't know with any certainty which of these categories they'll land in during any year, since the time frame dividing the lucky from the unlucky can be a nanosecond.

The frame divides into a triptych, with scientific slides emphasizing the gabby Russian film director's commentary, as well as splicing in sequences from his own celebrated work.

In the center of each of our 75 plots, we place a plastic frame, divided by string into 50 squares, each 10 by 10 centimeters.

The seam down the middle of the frame divides the man from the woman even when they're together, emphasizing their mutual isolation and also fracturing the standard film grammar, in which shot is followed by countershot.

A particular congress serves for two years with this time frame divided into two sessions.

For damage identification, a reference FE model of the undamaged frame divided into a few damage functions is firstly obtained and then a rough identification is carried out to detect possible damage locations, which are subsequently refined with new damage functions to accurately identify the damage.

The cover of all plant species was measured annually using a 1-m2 frame divided into 10 cm units to facilitate cover estimates (for further details on the experimental layout see [40]).

CNFD is defined as the total number of main NFs per frame divided by the area of the frame in mm (area = 0.16033585 mm) (Fig. 1).

Migration speed (μm/minute) was calculated as the average of cell speeds (migration distance between the current frame and the previous frame divided by the time between sequential frames, 0.5 minutes) at each captured frame.

All the names were first ordered by postal code (region), and then every Nth case was sampled, with N being the number in the sample frame divided by the desired number in the sample.