Sentence examples for frame height from inspiring English sources
Several different ratios of frame width to frame height, called aspect ratios, have been used in motion pictures.
In Europe, few railroads had clearances ample enough to accept a highway box trailer piggybacked on a flatcar of normal frame height.
The loading of a highway box trailer on a railcar of normal frame height without infringing European railroads' reduced vertical clearances was solved by French National Railways in the 1950s.
Until the early 1950s, the screen shape, or aspect ratio (expressed as the ratio of frame width to frame height), was generally 1.33 to 1, or 4 to 3. In the mid-1950s the ratio became standardized at 1.85 to 1 in the United States and 1.66 or 1.75 to 1 in Europe.
An analytical statistical hybrid model was developed for the direct calculation of the frame height variation.
We set h as one tenth of the frame height in experiments.
Dancers have weigh-ins, when they are evaluated according to a fixed equation that factors in body fat, frame and height and has a six-pound weight range.
His painting Big Lawn (2008-10) is broader, as if seen from further away in the soft light of a summer evening, and Sky (2008-09) induces a moment of vertigo just with two alternating blues – dark and light – conveying, in a small golden oval frame, the height and sweep of a Tiepolo heaven.
A three story building was dynamically analyzed with various earthquake records and the effect of steel bracing system on building as well as the effect of bracing system distribution throughout frame's height was studied.
Outside of royal engagements Kate favours functional smart staples, such as jersey wrap dresses and tailored blazers, even if – with her slender frame and height of a model (5ft 1.78m 1.78m) – she's a natural clotheshorse who could surely sport more avant-garde outfits.
The second component consisted mainly of variables measuring frame size (height, shoulders, elbow, wrist, knee, and lean mass score), while the third consisted mainly of age.
