Sentence examples for frames which may from inspiring English sources

A pick could occur after several back-to-back idle frames, which may result in far more onscreen nodes than could be tested for intersection in the allotted time.

And for all the talk of being green, there's a good deal more steel in the new design than in Blomfield's wraith-like frames, which may soon go the same way as their gasometer cousins and become defunct relics of a bygone age.

GIFT is applied to actively select video frames which may cover this target.

If the target exits the FOV of one video, GIFT effectively selects a small number of the most relevant video frames which may cover this target.

However, with soft target training, a teacher network can assign higher entropy outputs to these frames, which may be closer to the actual probability distribution.

Second, due to the effect of reverberation, the current frame is affected by previous frames which may be dozens of frames away.

A racket shall consist of a frame, which may be of any material, weight, size or shape and stringing.

The standard upholstery foundation consists of a system of coiled steel springs resting on a webbing of burlap and tied to the furniture frame, which may be of wood, fibreglass, or plywood.

Those who are for tougher gun restrictions should favor the 'gun safety' frame, which may be especially powerful in the wake of the recent tragedies.But proponents of the "gun safety" frame shouldn't expect a 17-point shift in attitudes from their metaphorical shift.

After an ITF committee had made studies of the so-called "double-strung," or "spaghetti," racket, introduced in 1977, which had two layers of strings that imparted topspin on the ball, it was banned by the following rule: A racket shall consist of a frame, which may be of any material, weight, size or shape and stringing.

The classical GMM-based conversion is applied frame by frame which may lead to discontinuities.