Lane had this to say about the movie: So much energy is expended on preventing even one frame of the film from smelling of theatre, or of scholarly texts, that poor old Shakespeare…is swept up in the druggy rush.
The target (white square, 2°) was flashed for one frame of 13.3 ms at either an upper or lower position on the apparent motion trace (2.3° distance from the midline).
This is Auden in one frame of mind.
"We showed Susanne's film to crowds before we shot one frame of ours," Mr. Kavanaugh said.
The making of Psycho is depicted in detail without our seeing one frame of the completed movie.
One frame of Mori Masayuki's Ear Walking shows nothing but pen-and-ink dashes accompanied by the text, "He listened and listened to the rain".
I'm willing to bet there is more lush sensuality in one frame of Renoir's masterpiece than in all the semiclad groping of the "new" Bollywood.
One frame of the original scene is then enlarged so that a matte artist can trace the outline of the offending area on paper.
One frame of reference might be Jason Williams, a former Duke all-American who was the second overall pick of the 2002 N.B.A. draft.
"One frame of mind is you're helping create in consumers' mind a source of pleasure, and enabling them to fulfill that pleasure," Mr. Katz said of the mobile impulse temptation.
His opponent, Barry Hawkins, trailing 9-1 after losing the first two frames of the morning session, launched a stunning recovery to move within one frame of levelling their last-eight match in Sheffield.
