Sentence examples for frame which makes from inspiring English sources

Closed kinematic chains (parallel architectures) allow the actuators to be located on or near to the frame, which makes them much lighter and faster than their serial counterparts.

A subtitle is usually placed at the lower part of a frame, which makes its localization easy.

You can even view the entire universe in a single frame, which makes us all seem insanely insignificant.

If you generally buy stocks for the next 12 months, it would not be a stretch to see Pfizer under-perform the market over that time frame, which makes it a sale for short-term investors.

The coordinated MPC scheme is applied to overcome the weaknesses of the field-oriented control technique in the rotor flux-oriented frame, which makes the rotor flux stable and the stator current track its reference closely and quickly.

Furthermore, the reader is alerted to the image's intended evaluative meanings through 'visual graduation' (Economou 2008, 2009), as shown by the large amount of space that Paul and Alice fill within the picture frame, which makes even more salient the attitudinal values that are visually inscribed or evoked in the children's facial expressions and bodily stances.

Floyd had above average speed at Notre Dame, but his best asset was his large frame, which made him an outstanding possession receiver who could get open simply by putting his body between the defender and the ball.

Methane is 80 times more warming than carbon dioxide over a 20-year time-frame – which makes it a super-pollutant of climate change.

B r designed a set of split frames, which makes the glasses less costly to assemble in the field and lets kids customize them using a smorgasbord of color options.

Similarly, narrow strips of wood separate the glass channels that run across the gallery floors from the window frames, which makes the incisions feel decorative rather than like a clean surgical cut.

Because of his working method, with the paper flat on a table, he could never really see how the picture turned out until it was framed, which makes his vertiginous, highly expressive use of pictorial space all the more impressive.