"It seems to me likely that that kind of thing might occur there," she said, referring to frame dragging.
The fate of a HCTZ matrix tablet coated with Surelease Opadry combination over time within the dissolution media is captured as a video (refer to Frame still), demonstrating matrix hydration and swelling followed by rupture of coating layer at the edges of the HCTZ tablet.
Political strategists often refer to "framing" as the way in which the edges of an argument define perceptions of its core.
Referring to frames, characterized by large interaction between the beams, an analysis based on graph theory is proposed.
This acronym refers to high frame rate, a format that records and projects a higher number of frames, or images, per second.
QoS typically refers to low frame error rate or high transmission rate at the data-link layer.
where Z = 109, k denotes the number of critical bands and n refers to the frame number.
Here, the variable o(t) represents the sending phase for each frame, which is shown in Fig. 7: 0 represents the sending phase of a CRTS frame; 1 refers to a CCTS frame, 2,3,4, and 5 are for RTH, CTH, DATA1, and DATA2, repectively; 6 represents an ACK frame; and 7 is for DATA frame at direct transmission.
The paper refers to 3D frames subjected to complex combinations of statical and dynamical loads defined according to Eurocode rules.
Again this shows the unsuitability of the ATPB protocols for reliable broadcasting in VANETs as it only refers to beacon frames.
This refers to time frames which have been reserved for resting or which make it difficult to receive assistance, such as the beginning of the weekend or holidays like Christmas or Easter.
