To illustrate the concept of the frame, Goffman gives the example of a picture frame: a person uses the frame (which represents structure) to hold together his picture (which represents the content) of what he is experiencing in his life.
Each frame of video took twenty-five seconds to digitize, and, in key frames, a person had to hand-label every facial movement.
In the fraction of a second between video frames, any person or object moving in the foreground can be edited out, and objects that aren't there can be edited in and made to look real.
This is my first time seeing the company's new line of digital picture frames in person.
I'm not a psychologist - I keep the conversations oriented towards business - but I help frame a person's experience.
"There is a lot of struggle within the company over whether this is the right number and the right time frame," a person involved in the plan said.
The voices travel from the rear of the his throat, catapult off his epiglottis, cut through his teeth, bounce off his top palate and flow from lips that he configures to frame each person's particular sound.
In the first scene, the unfailingly polite Dunn begins a conversation with a woman sitting next to him on a train, and the camera glides between the two of them, framing each person between the train's seats for a widescreen emphasis of their anxiety.
In addition to the two soon to open in Seattle, as many as five more AmazonFresh Pickup locations could open by next year, and the company hopes to expand Amazon Go to Britain and several cities in the United States in the same time frame, this person said.
The authors also experimented with downsampled frames (with persons as small as 15-pixel tall) and found that the performance deteriorates greatly.
