Sentence examples for frame leading from inspiring English sources

The Adversary appears in the biblical frame, leading the dance around the golden calf.

Exon skipping is a therapeutic approach that uses antisense oligonucleotides (AOs) to modulate splicing and restore the reading frame, leading to truncated, yet functional protein expression.

Then, motion refinement is performed using the neighboring frames and the PDWZ frame, leading to a better SI that is fed again to the WZ decoder.

Given a GMM with G Gaussians, the posterior probability of each Gaussian is computed for each time frame, leading to a set of vectors of dimension G that represent the probability of each Gaussian at every time instant.

This paper presents the results of the experimental research on timber glass wall elements where glass panes are directly bonded to the timber frame, leading to a load-bearing and visually interesting wall element which is suitable for lightweight timber structures.

Given a query/utterance and a phoneme recognizer with P phonetic units, the posterior probability of each phonetic unit is computed for each frame, leading to a set of vectors of dimension P that represent the probability of each phonetic unit at every frame.

That was in the classical serial-killer genre, in which the culprit has a cogent, unified short-range career, conducted within a limited time-frame, leading to a clear unmasking, if not capture.

Scotland's four-time world champion Higgins, 39, looked in control after six frames, leading 5-1.

In the last decade, the famously durable John Higgins is the only player - twice, in 2009 and 2011 - who has prevailed in the final having played in more frames leading up to it than his opponent.

However, unlike GRAPPA and SENSE that does not exploit information contained across time frames, CS exploits information across time frames leading to sparse representation and hence provides good reconstruction quality.

242 trauma cases could be assessed for frequency of oligoanalgesia, which was present in 39 of these cases (see Figure 123, dashed frames), leading to an relative frequency of 16%% of cases.