Sentence examples for novel frame from inspiring English sources

Towards Another Summer, an autobiographical novel Frame wrote in 1963 but deemed too personal for publication until after her death, was released in 2007.

Thus, we propose a novel frame structure for user-relay assisted OFDMA-based wireless networks in order to cope with these drawbacks.

A novel frame structure of duration 0.25 ms is introduced, which is defined as the transmission time interval (TTI) and is shown in Fig. 4. The first two OFDM symbols are dedicated to the DL and UL control, respectively.

Based on these results we designed a novel frame realignment strategy in a multi-step algorithm using uncorrected reconstructed images, cross-correlation similarity criteria for the determination of inter-frame motion parameters and emission-transmission mismatch for each frame.

Compared to the previous works which investigate the frame complexity in the pixel domain [30, 31], we proposed a novel frame complexity algorithm in the bitstream domain, which does not need to fully decode and reconstruct the videos and has much lower computational complexity.

In which, Quick digitalization of sensing information obtained from the reflected lightwaves by fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor is realized, and a novel frame format of sensor signal is designed to suit for public transport so as to facilitate sensor monitoring center to receive and analyze the sensor data.

Davies's début novel frames the plight of these characters with the separate story of a half-Jewish German immigrant, now a British Army intelligence officer, who resents his Jewish ancestry.

Julian Symons, in Bloody Murder: From the Detective Story to the Crime Novel, framed it slightly differently: "After the first world war began, spy stories became unequivocally nationalist in tone and rightwing in political sympathy".

What to see: Southwell Minster (Church Street, 01636 812649, southwellminster.org, admission free) Christy Fearn's debut novel, Framed, about the Nottingham Luddites will be published on 31 March and is available to order from Open Books.

But this time, in reference to Akutagawa's short story "In a Grove", the novel frames the narrative voices of 12 characters (including two detectives, a survivor, an American scientist, Hirasawa, and a writer obsessed with solving the crime) within an old Shinto ghost-storytelling framework in which "the writer" uses a medium to raise the anguished voices of the dead.

Given a set of AAM parameters estimated from audio data, novel frames of the animation are generated by first reconstructing the shape and texture separately and then warping the texture to the shape.