Sentence examples for frame which would from inspiring English sources
She does not care for the rectangular Williams-Sonoma mirror with a simple dark frame, which would clash with the desk.
It also manages to squeeze an LTE radio into its svelte frame, which would make it one of (if not the) thinnest LTE phone in Verizon's line up.
An animal model was chosen for this study because of the need for repeated PET scans within a limited time frame, which would not be possible in human subjects due to the resulting radiation exposure.
Such expensive devices would either need to be built into every frame, which would be prohibitively expensive, or be placed and removed at each clinic visit which would be time-consuming and introduces the potential to destabilise the frame during changeover.
Hence, based on the "mode" declared by the terminals at call establishment, the NCC does not need to wait for a request from the terminals every channel frame (which would arrive with a delay of more than ten channel frames, due to the propagation delay).
Nicholas Schwartz of BuzzFeed sees "a genuine, yet unrefined golfer inside that massive frame," which would put Yao well ahead of at least one other NBA star turned golfer.
Another company, Owlstone, also hopes to bring a device to market in roughly the same time-frame, which would be used to screen patients for bowel cancer and other digestive diseases.
On the basis of the Table 1, the pilot studies following guidelines are framed which would be helpful in drainage design subsurface drainage system in India.
Similarly, memory complexity was calculated; it is defined by the minimum number of reference frames stored in the decoded picture buffer (taking into account full spatial-resolution frames which would be decimated prior to predicting frames with lower spatial-resolution and vice versa).
In No-Food trials, no reward was present, to test firstly whether tools would still be extracted (in which case the tools themselves may be reinforcing), and secondly, whether subjects would probe the empty food-frame (which would indicate that the action of probing was relatively inflexible).
Interestingly, exon -3bH contains an ATG in frame with FAK open reading frame (ORF), which would give rise to a 25-amino acid N-terminal elongation of FAK [Refseq NP_005598] (Table 1).
