'split frames' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to frames that are divided into parts. For example, "This painting is composed of two split frames, each with a different subject."
One image that has gone viral is a split frame showing two photographs of former Vice-President Mohammad Ali Abtahi.
ON THE SCREEN -- The commercial opens with a split frame, with a smiling Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani on one side, and a succession of scenes on the other: a Yankees ticker-tape parade, the New York Stock Exchange and Times Square at night.
Frame splits: frame splits are parameterized to be the time durations for which each of the dedicated frames transmit out of the total time.
It was a split-frame photoshoot of a sex worker juxtaposing their regular look with their at-work look.
For instance: (i a signal split into frames: " ", (ii)autocorrelation peaks for each frame: "VVa".
The input audio of length seconds is split into frames of samples with an overlap of 0.57, resulting in a final envelope frame rate of 100 fps (frames per second).
In particular, the resources are assigned to each hop independently, through a framed ALOHA procedure: the time axis is split into frames, each composed of a given number of slots.
An alternative to this is to use the turbo codes to construct the turbo code frame, and then split the frame into packets.
During testing, test speech is input into the system and split into frames, and the trained linear classifier then separates them into neutral or stressed speech.
Split reading frames were manually annotated into single insertions.
