The difference between the two intertwined frames of action is clear and simple: Beatty, as writer and director, is sympathetic to Marla and Frank but uninterested in them, whereas he's deeply invested, both as a filmmaker and as a performer, in Hughes.
Their movements thus extend to former civic capacities and future possibilities, invoking more-than-urban (local, national, transnational) frames of action, exchange and obligation.
Another method operates at the level of the framing of action, as when the response (whether aligning or disaligning, preferred or dispreferred) is portrayed as motivated independently of the prior action.
It's a romantic, erotic drama that's told with an unusual blend of rapture and coldness, of overwhelming yearning and clinical detachment — and, above all, the movie has images that go far beyond the recording of performances and the framing of action in order to make a melancholy and mysterious visual music.
First, climate change as frame of action to reduce human impacts on the environment has a long tradition.
Playing back the videos, the team traced each frame of action onto clear plastic sheets laid over the television screen.
These predictors can define the frame of action within which a household can respond to health threats [ 19, 51].
Early in the trial, value correlates were found in the reference frame of action value difference (i.e. left minus right saccade value influenced neural firing; Figure 1B, blue), but late in the trial these evolved into correlates of the eventual chosen saccade (left vs. right chosen saccade influenced neural firing; Figure 1B, red) (Kim et al., 2008; Louie and Glimcher, 2010).
Let U={u fj |f=1,…,F U,j=1,…,J} be the joint trajectories of an unknown action instance, with F and J as the total number of frames of the action and the number of joints, respectively.
The event time series for each trial in each condition was defined as a 1,250 ms interval, capturing both frames of the action of each trial, time-locked to the onset of the first frame.
The results from this study demonstrated that human actions could be reliably discriminated on the basis of very crude low SF information, even if only a few frames of the action sequence were shown.
