But shouldn't a biographer, regardless of his subject, at least document his sources, as opposed to framing quotations with cute but unhelpful turns of phrase like "Three years later he would elaborate on this theory to a reporter person"?
Therefore, the use of video-based methods (dynamic), as opposed to frame-based (static), is preferable.
However, opposed to framed ALOHA, users' transmissions do not happen within fixed size frames in frameless ALOHA.
Note that the velocities used in this equation are what we will later call absolute frame velocities (as opposed to relative frame velocities).
Most of these have unit bodies that include the frame (as opposed to separate frames, like most trucks).
His deductive manner of treating any subject is wholly opposed to my frame of mind.…His fundamental generalizations (which have been compared in importance by some persons with Newton's laws!) which I dare say may be very valuable under a philosophical point of view, are of such a nature that they do not seem to me to be of any strictly scientific use.
Darwin wrote of Spencer's speculations: His deductive manner of treating any subject is wholly opposed to my frame of mind.…His fundamental generalizations (which have been compared in importance by some persons with Newton's laws!) which I dare say may be very valuable under a philosophical point of view, are of such a nature that they do not seem to me to be of any strictly scientific use.
For orientation, other work found that perceptual drift of tilted lines follows a world-centered (as opposed to retinotopic) frame of reference [15].
When the game was 60% complete, MercurySteam was aiming for 30 frames per second performance, as opposed to 60 frames, which the company said was not a priority at that stage.
On-camera processing can also reduce bandwidth consumption of the network (e.g, transmitting only areas of interest as opposed to full-frame video), while external processing allows a greater range of control and processing power.
The "valence framing effect" occurs when individuals' choices vary depending on whether outcome information is presented in a negative or a positive light [11], [12], as opposed to "pure framing", which occurs when outcomes and their probabilities are presented with different wordings or formats that are objectively equivalent.
