Sentence examples for many frames and from inspiring English sources

In principle, that will make the technology accessible to many frames and fashions.

As putative adaptations, it is likely that many frames and modules evolved in the common ancestor of humans and other mammals; our ability to understand the emotional disposition of dogs and vice versa (Bekoff 2007), for example, suggests that we share affective frames.

Their new on-site environmental laboratory has increased the ability of the tribe to engage in many framing and analytical activities independently to address their environmental health risk concerns.

Has all the talk of too many movies, too many frames per second and too many animal deaths put you off An Unexpected Journey?

His score for Written on Skin is indeed exquisite, but it's also red in tooth and claw – big, beautiful, passionate, sexy music that made you care about the characters despite the fact that they were locked into so many framing devices and distancing techniques (go and see the opera or look out for its broadcast on BBC4, date to be confirmed, to see what I mean).

This result is in agreement with the analyses on Foamy-like retroviral elements recently discovered in L. chalumnae genome by Han and Worobey [ 61] showing many frame-shifts and stop codons.

After a lot of experimenting with shutter-speeds and many frames where the diver jumped out of the desired position, eventually I got something I was happy with.

3DMark has the device render demanding 3D scenes that stress different parts of the hardware, and tracks how quickly it calculates, how many frames per second it renders and so on.

Many frames correspond to background signals and laboratory contaminants that are detected by the mass spectrometer.

The filtered back projection (FBP) method is fast, linear, and robust and often still is the preferred reconstruction method for dynamic PET studies consisting of many frames with short scan durations and thus poor statistics [27 29].

With that many frames per second, every ebb and flow of the water -- surfing's ever-changing playing field -- is dramatically jaw-dropping.