First of all, it's a frame within a frame within a frame.
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All that has to be animated frame by frame by frame, and it's a very complicated scene.
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To add the frame manually, simply go to Facebook's profile picture frame page and select the frame you want.
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Digital Picture Frame: "This digital frame is magic!" she says.
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You manually can save what you share frame by frame.
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Using the new frame saving feature, you can scrub through any clip, frame-by-frame and save it directly to your phone.
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They offered their takes on what they saw, frame by frame.
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Beyond these plot tweaks, however, the show made a bolder move, cross-hatching the narrative with self-referential inventions, frame inside frame inside frame.
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It has a monocoque frame, which means the bodywork is the frame, not separate body panels attached to the frame as with other scooters.
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PLEASANTVILLE "Frame by Frame," documentary by Alexandria Bombach and Mo Scarpelli. Jan.
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And by "dance," we mean obsessively pick it apart, frame-by-frame.
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Trust us, this one's worthy of a frame-by-frame break down.
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I'll dabble in the frame-by-frame breakdowns of "Star Wars" trailers.
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Pore over the footage frame by frame and draw your own conclusions.
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So you're looking at a four-year time frame, five-year time frame.
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The movements in Beaudreau's video embody a seamless linearity from frame to frame.
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Flicks are designed to help measure individual frame duration for video frame rates.
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But the general rule with these is that they're done frame by frame.
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Because if you go through it frame by frame, it all makes sense.
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Salmi uses Photoshop on her tablet to animate each loop frame-by-frame.
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Something in the frame is coming, and something in the frame is going.
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In general, lower frame rates look choppier and higher frame rates look smoother.
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Another printing company, Artifact Uprising, based in Denver, offers a number of photo gifts through its app and website, where you begin by selecting your frame type such as a gallery frame (starting at $65), deep-set frame or float frame.
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Until then, obsessively pick apart the trailer frame-by-frame for easter eggs above.
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In games, it will translate to smoother frame rates and more detail per frame.
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Their language picks out a frame — and it won't be the frame you want.
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Each one can be turned on or off on a frame by frame basis.
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He said that Apple's frame suppliers will benefit from the predicted iPhone frame design.
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Each execution of a draw loop represents a frame and there are any number of ways that we might write code that changes its output from frame to frame.
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"The Frame" hangs effortlessly flushed to your wall, just like a real picture frame would.
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So on older games, if the frame rate isn't capped, we'll see frame rate improvements?
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His hands shifted by inches from frame to frame, and his feet rotated by degrees.
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Rotoscoping is a technique whereby the animator painstakingly traces over film footage, frame by frame.
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Double butting means the frame will be lighter without compromising the strength of the frame.
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The frame was just a regular backboard frame that I ripped the plexiglass off of.
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There's not a single frame where Hitler and the cake are in the same frame.
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The observable gestures used to apply the paint are translated into movement, frame by frame.
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Obviously the biggest thing is the frame—you're not controlling someone's frame of view anymore.
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"The fall time frame is really just a great time frame to celebrate new devices."
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The Rembrandt was cut from its frame and the Vermeer was removed from its frame.
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It gets rid of one frame—the frame of promiscuity—and replaces it with another.
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We don't have to frame everything the way that they want us to frame it.
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"We've been recording the history of Hollywood, frame by frame," he told CNN in 2011.
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But I am so here for this frame-by-frame breakdown of their Oscar performance.
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Some of that has to do with the frame, or how people move through a frame.
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There, in the Bob Marley original frame, there is a background singer who ruined the frame.
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You can fast forward on an Apple TV frame-by-frame, or seconds at a time.
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The team reassembled and retimed the film frame by frame, BFI says, after obtaining the footage.
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You'll notice the frame is a weird hybrid combination of step-through and city bike frame.
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They then broke down the films, frame by frame, to learn how the animals really moved.
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It's an amazing frame-by-frame look at the insane stuff stuntmen and women go through.
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Click through for a frame-by-frame analysis of the minutes leading up to Liz's demise.
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Let's take a closer inspection, frame by frame, and talk about exactly why it is amazing.
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The image was impeccably bright, the frame rate resulting in utter clarity throughout the entire frame.
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Rotopaint artists remove the actor from the plate—this is often painstaking frame-by-frame work.
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This piece was made in traditional, frame by frame animation, paired with digital assembling and colouring.
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If a piece sells, Make a Frame recoups the cost of the frame, plus 20 percent.
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Reading graphic novels feels a little like watching movie frame-by-frame while also reading subtitles.
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It has a body-on-frame build, which means the body and frame are separate pieces.
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I'd labor with the director over whether we needed one frame more or one frame less.
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It freezes the chemical reaction in time, allowing a chemist to study the reaction frame by frame.
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Open a media file then tap the Grab Photo icon (far right) to browse frame by frame.
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It was almost frame for frame from the comic book, so I was really proud of that.
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"Going frame by frame like that, we're able to pick apart every little detail," Mr. Perez said.
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Never before had I registered how many of his sequences involve a frame within a frame, i.e.
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I can’t properly frame my Story shot/video anymore because I can’t see what *is* in frame or *not in* frame down there (I’m on iPhone XS).
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"This is not just frame blending, which would happen if you transcoded from different frame rates," Hermann says.
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And what's the point in having a teaser if you can't obsessively break it down, frame-by-frame?
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For that, it's best to download the video, and go through it frame by frame, checking for inconsistencies.
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That's always been a frame that's always been around immigration reform, but it's not usually the dominant frame.
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Basically, the black frame and the frame with a white box is all the light gun cares about.
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You should watch the whole video and pull it apart — frame by frame — with a fine-toothed comb.
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It is about how you frame it -- and in this case, the frame around Richard Spencer is beautiful.
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I came here in a relaxed frame of mind and I leave in a relaxed frame of mind.
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So without having to rewind frame by frame, viewers can instantly go back to the beginning of scenes.
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People have started adding a frame to their profile photos; you can add the Manchester frame on Facebook.
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Waters maintains a connection even when his guest goes meta, letting us see the frame beyond the frame.
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Herry has recreated the first six episodes not just scene for scene, but, at times, frame for frame.
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Its second half does faithfully recreate the making of The Room with several frame-by-frame re-enactments.
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Cook SPAM in your waffle maker, Lower suggested, as my brain exploded in frame-by-frame slow motion.
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"Movement and characters' performances must be created using a frame-by-frame technique," the Golden Globes' rules stipulate.
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Deleting a frame removes only that one specific frame – all subsequent photos will remain in the story.6.
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Mobile and poorly constructed frame homes are often destroyed, and even well-built frame homes commonly sustain major damage.
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If it's very very good, you can pause the video and kind of scoot through it frame by frame.
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Making this sort of edit is already possible, but it usually requires going through a video frame-by-frame.
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Once the frame is established, within that frame, Apple tells a story where one thing leads to the next.
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"When I gave it to him in the frame he said, 'I'm going to change that frame,'" Adams said.
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Use higher frame rates for faster action clips, and lower frame rates (and higher resolutions) in low light situations.
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Which way is better, a non-rotating reference frame with real forces or a rotating frame with fake forces?
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Michael, Jen and the Artbelly team rotoscope frame-by-frame, and that allows us to capture that camera movement.
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Peter Frame was born on April 16, 1957, in Charleston, W.Va., the son of Marvan and Mary Elizabeth Frame.
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It's not unusual to see U.F.O. believers try to debunk each other's videos by dissecting them frame by frame.
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Desperate, the designers painstakingly reviewed old episodes, often frame by frame, and tried to call back distant architectural memories.
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I can sit and watch it render the entire new document dialog box what feels like frame by frame.
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And she then painstakingly explores what exactly happened to him and his film, step by step, frame by frame.
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Picking apart the Viking films frame-by-frame was one of the few ways he could hone that sixth sense.
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Next up is the frame shop to get a frame for a new painting that just arrived in the mail.
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These were then scanned and sequenced frame by frame to the original edit of the video he'd previously put together.
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Sketch out your creation frame-by-frame and Folioscape lets you choose the animation speed and easily edit each part.
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For example, two faces getting closer frame-by-frame is a good indicator that two people are about to kiss.
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The frame will be less susceptible to rusting as well, which is a big plus for any metal frame pool.
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According to Ferguson's complaint, Epic is copying videos frame-by-frame to create the dances, a case of straightforward copying.
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Place your lenses on the frame Cut out your lenses from the solar foil and tape them onto your frame.
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Louis had helped frame the ethos of my father's generation of black men and women as Ali helped frame mine.
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However, that force-motion model only works in a non-accelerating reference frame (we call that an inertial reference frame).
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That footage then became a point of reference for artists, who painted over it with oil pigments, frame by frame.
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In a body-on-frame design, the engine rests on a large frame, which absorbs a lot of the stresses.
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Most research demonstrates that the negative frame on immigration is a much more potent psychological motivator than the positive frame.
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Instax Multi Picture Frame, available at Urban Outfitters, $14This frame is the perfect addition to go with her Polaroid camera.
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Before the show even appeared, theorists were picking through the trailer frame by frame to guess what it was about.
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Wilson-Frame and Jonathan Milligan led the Panthers with 13 points apiece, and Wilson-Frame also pulled down six rebounds.
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As a storyboard artist, my job is to visually tell a director's concept of a film scene, frame by frame.
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The XR also comes with an aluminum frame, instead of the extra durable steel frame on the higher-end devices.
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D.U.I.I. showcases her ability to expand a story and demonstrates a frame-by-frame depiction of her highly sensitive perceptions.
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Think of it this way: Full HD video has a resolution of about 2 megapixels per frame, 4K footage has a resolution of 8 megapixels per frame, and 8K will have a resolution of 32 megapixels per frame.
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"When I gave it to him in the frame he said, &aposI&aposm going to change that frame,&apos" Adams revealed.
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The mostly steel body is bolted to the truck's steel frame, rather than the one-piece body and frame electric vehicles.
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The recipient will see frame after frame of your image pile on top of each other — it fills the entire screen.
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A tedious process, no doubt, but just like animating a film frame-by-frame, the work ultimately pays in beautiful dividends.
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Their goal is to get the news media to negate that frame — and negate the conspirators who are propagating that frame.
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While machines tag films frame by frame, the curators interrogate bias and find references between directors that a machine would miss.
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The approach that they've taken allows them to analyze a film frame-by-frame, and alter the video as it plays.
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We did a frame-by-frame analysis to create a 3-D reconstruction of the moments before and after the shooting.
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Unless, of course, you're an eagle-eyed fan who analyzes the preview of the next episode frame-by-frame for clues.
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With a body-on-frame design, like what's used in most pickups, the force from a trailer rests on the frame.
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But a frame-by-frame analysis actually understates how disingenuous it is for Sanders to try to tie himself to Obama.
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" Or, when describing his experience watching Disney's "Pinocchio" frame by frame: "When I noticed how it was done, I was astonished.
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This includes the shadows of the performers, which had to be digitally composited, frame-by-frame, as characters moved through scenes.
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She'll frame herself as a natural leader with the "steadiness" Americans can count on and frame Trump as erratic and reckless.
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Although it is very low resolution, you can use it to change frame rates, view playback, and scroll around the frame.
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One lawsuit alleged that Epic copied moves from the music video for "Gangnam Style" by cloning Psy's movements frame by frame.
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You can still browse Wilner's digital collection and learn obscure information about frame history and frame pricing, if that's your thing.
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Whereas computer-generated effects are planned out frame-by-frame, the final product for Approaching the Unknown was just that—unknown.
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Though some researchers supposed a longer time frame, and some a shorter time frame, the bulk of the responses (totaling nearly 50 percent of the respondents who were comfortable making a prediction) were in the 2021-2060 time frame.
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So is the movie's visual mode, which stays in a circular frame for much of the picture, changing to a narrow square frame for some scenes, and finally expanding to a wide-screen frame in the last 10 minutes.
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Yes. It's not so easy to tell if you watch this in real time, but going frame by frame it's much clearer.
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This would eventually vanish in postproduction, thanks to digital retouchers whom Reubens had hired to pore over the film frame by frame.
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Prosecutors broke down the body camera video frame-by-frame to rebut Tensing's assertion that he was being dragged down the street.
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It is built on an unibody frame, the same as a car, rather than the standard body-on-frame used in pickups.
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Why does an 63 x 10 frame at Target cost $13, but a custom 8 x 10 frame costs upwards of $90?
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I said I interacted with her during that time frame and she was providing other services during that time frame as well.
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The sling fits on a plastic frame and lacks an attachment clip to hold the sling's headrest to the frame, it said.
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It's a slightly different thing to look for basic motion — at that point, you're just checking for differences from frame to frame.
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Mr. Frame taught his students to deal with emotional struggles that could diminish their love for the art form, Paul Frame said.
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Each section is divided by fades to black and individual titles (Frame 2, Frame 15) that create a kind of countdown effect.
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The process required painstaking, frame-by-frame creation of the characters who would cross over into the "real" world of the film.
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Pix-Star 15-inch Wi-FI Cloud Digital Photo Frame, $199.99A connected photo frame is a great tech gift for older relatives.
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If you have friends or family who also own a Nixplay frame, you can also send your photos directly to their frame.
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Digital Picture Frame When traditional picture frames just aren't enough, an Alexa-enabled digital picture frame from Nixplay can do the trick.
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Whatever haunts the images is out of the frame, and what's in the frame is too diffuse or evanescent to build on.
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What this does is allow you to run games at any frame rate without worrying about tearing, stuttering, or frame-pacing because the monitor will only display a frame as soon as it's rendered by the Nvidia GPU in full.
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We get a great frame within a frame, so what I mean by that is the camera's inside the truck and you get this natural frame of the back of the hay truck that points your eye towards the action here.
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It can be seen as a stream of frozen moments, where the story between each frame is as important as the frame itself.
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Machine vision systems examine trailer footage frame by frame, labeling objects and events, and then compare this to data generated for other trailers.
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Still Frame from Computers Watching Movies (Inception) Still Frame from Computers Watching Movies (Taxi Driver) Click here to see more from the artist.
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I start the process by digitally drawing over video source footage one frame at a time and reduce each frame on a template.
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A frame-by-frame breakdown of the helicopter video of Crutcher claims to demonstrate that he was not shot with his hands up.
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Nixplay Seed Digital Photo Frame The Nixplay Seed digital photo frame is perfect way to keep faraway friends and family members in sight.
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It requires examining each episode, frame by frame, finding and blurring and carefully replacing anything — like a leaf — that got covered while blurring.
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Then it combines the data from those images together into one frame so that it can get more detail for that final frame.
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The Full Frame Fisheye Lens ($29.99) weighs 16 g and magnifies the frame by 32x with a minimum focus distance of 70 millimeters.
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That's the time frame required by law, but the actual time frame averaged 257 days last year, Zinke said, citing the agency's data.
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A digital picture frame When traditional picture frames just aren't enough, an Alexa-enabled digital picture frame from Nixplay can do the trick.
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"Their goal is to get the news media to negate [their] frame — and negate the conspirators who are propagating that frame," she warned.
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Yet "Frame by Frame," however uneven and short of dance interest, is made singular, even haunting, by Mr. Lepage's finer flights of poetry.
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There's an unusual commonality in many of Murillo's portraits: his use of a "fictive frame," or painting a frame into the painting itself.
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Every bed frame Wirecutter recommends uses slats — thin wood or metal beams laid across the frame — to support the mattress and increase air flow.
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Frame up your shots To take your astrophotography to the next level, frame your photographs so that they show some of the surrounding landscape.
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Beneath each frame is a number which represents how long it will be held, in seconds, before the GIF plays back the next frame.
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O'Brien countered: "So what you're basically saying is you went frame by frame!" as the star laughed and mimed pausing and unpausing the television.
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If Trump is outside the frame of conventional political discourse, how far outside the frame of conventional coverage does the media have to move?
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While I was there I watched [Olympic Champion Kosuke] Kitajima's YouTube videos, frame by frame, really trying to figure out what he was doing.
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"She said that she basically took a frame, took a step, took another frame, took a step …," Ms. Panich-Linsman said with a laugh.
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In Jim's model, he's also changed the frame of the window to be very dark, and the frame of the print is the same.
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In taking the photographs I could see the light changing the interrelationship of all the elements from frame to frame as I was shooting.
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He also alternates the shape of the frame, mostly toggling between a boxy frame and the wider one most mainstream movies are shown in.
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As he embarked on his journey, Sara Swaty, a young photographer and friend, set off to capture it, frame by frame, year after year.
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I wrote a book called Don't Think of an Elephant, which makes the point that if you negate a frame, you activate the frame.
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"If we experience an economic slowdown, crude will underperform due to its correlation to growth," said Hue Frame, portfolio manager at Frame Funds in Sydney.
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By identifying independently moving parts and their motion and position relative to the rest of the animal, the limbs can be identified frame by frame.
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Charissa Campbell, a Curiosity science-team member from York University in Toronto, enhanced the image sequences in order to emphasize the frame-to-frame changes.
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The startup uses hundreds of data points collected through analysing the live video feed, including frame by frame, and from a user's device and network.
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When discussing government-backed health care, for instance, proponents will frame it as a fundamental right, while opponents will "counter-frame" it as socialized medicine.
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In post-production, the animation team painstakingly shaded the cels, frame-by-frame, to line up with the 'real' shadows generated by the moving lamp.
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"You see in frame-by-frame analysis that she has facial expressions of stress, including a downward look and frown that show sadness," said Wood.
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Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin both knew their first handshake would be broken down frame by frame to see who's in control ... so here goes.
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Meanwhile, a true SUV is body-on-frame, a build common since the 1930s in which a separate body is mounted onto a rigid frame.
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It's a positive frame, it's not the anti-Trump frame, which would be our lazy campaign—though we can go there if we have to.
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"Either we find one in storage, we buy an old frame with the style we're looking for, or we create a frame," Chastel-Rousseau said.
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There is Tidy, which is a frame-for-frame sync with Snoop Dogg's steering-wheel move in the "Drop it Like it's Hot" music video.
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Recently, "Cane River" was run through IndieCollect's digital scanner, which copies a film negative frame by frame, rendering positive images, but not a film copy.
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The platform's Agile Creative Studio automatically goes through each video on a frame-by-frame basis and tags 35 to 40 creative elements, Erdelyi said.
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It depends on the observer's frame of reference, which is affected by things like their velocity and the strength of gravity within their reference frame.
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As has been well-publicized, the film was an arduous endeavor, with 125 artists painting it frame by frame, all in van Gogh's signature style.
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The S20 Ultra did fare a little worse when dropped to the side, as its aluminum frame takes more damage than the iPhone's steel frame.
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Robinson Cano opened the frame with a homer off Wilhelmsen and after back-to-back doubles, Seth Smith hit the second homer of the frame.
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For example: Some games are built to run at a fixed frame rate while others employ a variable frame that changes based on processing needs.
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With these tools in hand, the AI breaks down the gameplay frame-by-frame, labels what it sees, and looks for rules that explain the action.
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Technicians then work frame by frame to restore the film, removing interferences (such as noise, scratches and other signs of ageing), enhancing colours and sharpening outlines.
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Motion Stills now fixes that by letting you choose any frame from your Live Photo and re-export it with that frame as the primary image.
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Instead of choosing a frame with a short shutter speed to freeze motion and preserve detail, it would sometimes choose a frame with longer shutter speed.
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With EV we now see the return of concepts with body-on-frame, like the BMW i3 with a rigid frame housing the drivetrain and battery.
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This "silicon retina," which is modeled after animals' eyes, uses pixels to smoothly detect changes in real time instead of slowly processing frame-by-frame images.
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Designed as a "pocketable full-frame" camera, the fp measures 4.43 x 43 x 1.78 inches but still offers a 24.6-megapixel 35mm full-frame sensor.
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A green frame around the footage as it plays indicates a match, while a red frame takes its place for any portion with a mismatched hash.
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But, if you stretch the frame out a bit, you see that there were more women there -- just outside of the frame of the first picture.
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Heaggan-Brown experienced the encounter in "real time," not in frame by frame motion as it was shown to the jury, Willis said, according to WTMJ.
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Heaggan-Brown experienced the encounter in "real time," not in frame-by-frame motion as it was shown to the jury, Willis said, according to WTMJ.
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If you somehow missed Pepsi's new tone-deaf commercial featuring Kendall Jenner, never fear: Stephen Colbert is here to take you through it frame by frame.
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Bose offers two frames: the Alto, a bigger, more square frame, and then the ones that I have, the Rondo, a smaller and more round frame.
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Robert G. Rose, the chairman of the foundation, said there were even subtle variations of alignment and ink from plane to plane and frame to frame.
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Frame error occurs when there is a mismatch between the people who are possibly included in the poll (the sampling frame) and the true target population.
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Shane doesn't speak much, preferring to use classic conspiracy theory "proof" such as frame-by-frame video and arrows added in what looks like Microsoft Paint.
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It's a testament to Hitchcock's genius that, viewed frame by frame over its more than two-hour length, "Vertigo" blows away anything Mr. Crewdson can conjure.
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Whereas many elevated dog beds are designed with a PVC frame, the Coolaroo Elevated Dog Bed features an ultra-durable yet lightweight powder-coated steel frame.
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" Ms. Alaimo added: "If you respond quickly, you get to frame the narrative, rather than allowing other people to frame your actions and motivations for you.
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With the Smart Frame, Lenovo is doubling down on the digital photo frame aspect of smart displays, which is one of their most compelling use cases.
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The Citizen Smart Clock comes in two designs —one with a metal frame clock that will cost $79.99, and one with a wooden frame for $89.99.
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One inserted the catheter tubes into a frame that held them still; one set the frame on a mold, ran it through the press and took it out; one removed the finished tubes from the frame and trimmed away excess plastic; and one inspected the final products.
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The third edition of the International Celestial Reference Frame, or ICRF-1003, is the most up-to-date version of the International Astronomy Union's standardized reference frame.
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Instead of trying to flap or turn "wings" like in Birdly — yet another weird VR flying frame — you change direction by shifting your weight around the frame.
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Now Netflix has delivered the ultimate homage — a Stranger Things opening credits redux, in which the show becomes a frame-by-frame Round The Twist do-over.
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If you're unfamiliar, the Frame is a TV that disguises itself as art — it resembles a picture frame (hence its name) and comes loaded with digital artwork.
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I don't care; but hang on to this frame because two years from now you'll put your diploma from Arrupe College and Loyola University on this frame'.
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There were lots of discussions that went on, frame by frame, about what we're doing with the camera, why is it here, why is it staying here?
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And after taking in a re-watch of the animated version's trailer from way back in 1991, they realized: they're almost exactly the same, frame for frame.
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We've forensically surveyed it frame by frame, studied the sensual shape of his lips as they grip the e-cig, and marveled at him blowing fat clouds.
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Klostermeyer says that he doesn't think all things need a one-of-a-kind frame, but it's worth it to go into a frame shop and check.
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Running the entire process, from data extraction to frame-by-frame conversion of one face onto another, would take about eight to 12 hours if done correctly.
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The jurors again saw the video, frame-by-frame at some moments, on Tuesday, as the man who recorded it, Feidin Santana, sat in the front row.
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The Eyes of My Mother is skin-crawling gothic horror about mutilated minds and bodies, which makes its frame-by-frame monochromatic beauty all the more unnerving.
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"Overnight we saw a rebound of about 3% in crude futures after a reduction in U.S. inventories," said Hue Frame, portfolio manager at Frame Funds in Sydney.
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Conservatives may frame political topics in the language of respect and discipline, while liberals may frame such topics in the language of values like compassion and equality.
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Movie makers and show creators tend to hate these things because they algorithmically screw with details they've spent many hundreds of hours fine tuning frame-by-frame.
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You can obviously adjust the settings down to improve frame rates for a 144MHz monitor setup or get usable frame rates with all the eye candy enabled.
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She shook the bees off a frame, and after shedding the beekeeping suits, watched Ms. Read carry the frame inside to the Javits Center's huge main kitchen.
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The movie's psychedelic landscapes have been restored in 4k digital resolution; the animation was cleaned up by hand, frame by frame, rather than through automated digital software.
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"You will want to ensure the time frame you are required to keep the money there aligns with the time frame you are planning on," McDaniels says.
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The racks include a frame holding the power supply (along with a heavy cable connecting the station to the coast) and a frame to hold the sensors.
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At the back of the room a wall of tarnished old mirrors, hung frame to frame, glowed with the silvered light of old ballrooms and candlelit salons.
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The Dubai Frame, set to open this year, is literally and figuratively a frame imposed on the overwhelming view — two parallel towers linked by an observation deck.
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There are also a number of "frame paintings," in which the artist has used a found frame to make a shallow box exposing the work's stretcher bars.
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To play up the psychedelic effect, the show makes use of rotoscoping, a technique in which live-action footage is traced over, frame by frame, by animators.
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So for a 15-second shot, that means that we need to actually shoot frame by frame over the course of about an hour and a half.
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Castle's brilliant pacing of tones sometimes culminates in a frame-within-a-frame probing of the depths; as one's eye moves through a view of a shed's interior, it's arrested by a concentric arrangement of rectangles: a distant patch of sky, the surrounding window frame, a bracketing screen door.
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Paris Martineau, who also went frame by frame, smartly noted that the video makes the incident seem more dramatic than it was primarily by repeating it three times.
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Researchers mapped the more than 20 minutes of movement frame by frame and noted 14 distinct dances and two combinations, all performed to the beat of either song.
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The stabilization is a digital effect—the camera analyzes your footage frame by frame, then crops in slightly to keep the image centered, mitigating shaking in the process.
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That gives us a full six days to comb through the preceding episode frame-by-frame, in desperate hopes of digging out clues about what's to come next.
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Back in April, a structural frame of the nuclear service building collapsed after workers, who were pressured to meet a deadline, poured too much concrete into the frame.
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In one piece, with a frame of thick, rusted steel, two small metal sections have been pulled up from the bottom edge to the top of the frame.
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Instead, when faced with the busier scenes in the film, he animated key poses frame-by-frame, a process he said made creating the movements much more enjoyable.
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To be fair, the researchers had to pick some time frame for the sake of running their model, and any time frame is going to be fairly arbitrary.
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Then — once you're on the last frame — pause the story, and partially swipe to the left and the first frame of the next story will start to appear.
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The film industry is currently struggling to understand why high-frame-rate movies repel viewers, when they're supposed to render scenes more accurately than traditional-frame-rate films.
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Back then, before the internet spoiled everything and trailers were dissected frame by frame, there really was a sense that this somehow, some way, might be real footage.
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I didn't think I could appreciate the ease of set-up, strength, and affordability of a bed frame more until the Zinus Shawn frame came into my life.
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The artist collaborated with Japanese scientists who can translate M.R.I. scans into pictures, and the resultant, restless impressions of brain activity mutate and pullulate from frame to frame.
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In the hallway is a striking frame-within-a-frame installation surrounding a small, 19th-century Julio Romero de Torres painting of an aristocratic woman baring a breast.
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Mr. Paddock is the only person who appears throughout, the Waldo whose distinctive frame and faintly lopsided gait our eyes quickly learn to seek out in every frame.
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The prosecution gave jurors a frame-by-frame view of the episode, relying on the premise that the officer had committed a crime when firing the second shot.
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Judge has outlined a new time frame for updates, reunification Last week Sabraw laid out a new time frame for the reunification effort and updates to the court.
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In "Almost Like Rebar No. 3," film footage of a couple arguing is broken down, frame-by-frame, and paired with squares of fabric and shards of pottery.
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In the trompe l'oeil painting "Standing on the Frame" (2015), a young woman leans against the edge of a wooden frame — a frame that juts out, levitating on its own plane which seamlessly intersects but is not a part of the large Addis Abba landscape which acts as her backdrop.
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Alongside a bunch of new high-end 4K HDR TVs, Samsung announced that a picture-frame/television hybrid dubbed The Frame will make its way into stores this Spring.
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Airfoil-shaped tubes and inside-the-frame cable routing reduce air friction, and the tube-within-a-tube seat post design decouples the saddle from the frame, dampening vibrations.
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During cross-examination, the prosecutor played the widely seen cell phone video of Scott's shooting in court frame-by-frame while asking Slager for his account of the incident.
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They hope to decipher, for example, why we can perceive the flashes in a blinking traffic light, but we don't see the frame-by-frame action in a movie.
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The teaser arrives in two form: a 15-second rapid-fire montage and a fan-made frame-by-frame breakdown of the same video, slowed to cover 55-seconds.
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Another company, Aura, released the Aura Frame that automatically sifts out inappropriate photos from your photo library and selects your highest quality photos to display on a physical frame.
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For example, upon and information and belief, Epic coded the 'Ride the Pony' emote, frame-by-frame, from the 'Gangnam Style' dance made famous by the Korean entertainer, Psy.
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It has a 210-megapixel, full-frame sensor; Leica's Maestro II image processor; an ISO range of 210 to 50,000; and a thinner frame than prior digital M cameras.
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One promising technique to identify AI face swaps compares skin color frame by frame to spot an active pulse, but it's yet to be tested at a wide scale.
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You make decisions that frame how things are being reported, that frame people's understanding, because we in the media no longer control the platforms where this stuff is delivered.
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If you're looking for a sturdy new frame that you don't have to spend a lot of time or money on, I can't recommend the Zinus Shawn frame enough.
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The family has been told by immigration officials that Rosa Maria's case will be processed on an expedited time frame, but no specific time frame was given, Gonzalez said.
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I took this as a clue for the rough time-frame of that period (which judging by the kid's ages, is also the time-frame in which Jack dies).
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In order to do this, the TV processes one frame, then the next, and makes a guess on what a new frame that goes between them should look like.
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It's organized by frame, with a picture of said frame acting as a title card before Bierner lists the thousands of operations that go into rendering each individual moment.
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As majestic cinematography brings the feat back to life, frame by frame, a sense of nostalgia is almost unavoidable, even for viewers who weren't on Earth when it happened.
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Paris law enforcement sources tell us ... they have looked frame by frame at video recorded across the street from Kim's apartment, showing images of the robbers fleeing the scene.
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Apart from his still frame images, Pearson also creates time consuming stop-motion animations, built up one frame at a time, over the course of months, or even years.
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Our team identified over a dozen members of the Turkish president's security detail who assaulted protesters in Washington, D.C., by doing a frame-by-frame analysis of multiple videos.
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After going through each video frame by frame and lining up several videos next to each other, we realized we had footage of three different strikes from multiple angles.
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She devotes roughly half the book to readjudicating it, going through each of his accusers' stories frame by frame, trying to determine if there's another way to read them.
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The camera has a relatively slow frame rate that required him to take deliberate shots rather than bursts at a time in the hope of getting a usable frame.
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For three decades, he has been documenting colossal mines, quarries, dams, roadways, factories, and trash piles—telling a story, frame by frame, of a planet reshaped by human ambition.
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The EPFL researchers didn't copy this system exactly for their quadcopters, but paired a flexible external frame with a magnetic coupling system that joins the frame to the central body.
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We take a more modest approach to ad revs growth in 2019 to conservatively frame tough comps and/or potential product changes as we attempt to correctly frame the headwind.
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TORONTO "Frame by Frame," National Ballet of Canada June 1-10 The Canadian director Robert Lepage makes his company debut in an homage to the filmmaker and animator Norman McLaren.
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The animators needed to "create a hole" for each falling bit of broken plate, frame by frame, so it would fall in front of Roger's face instead of behind it.
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He says a miscommunication on what the shoot was supposed to frame (or not frame, more like) led to a last-minute change in editing ... and the rest is history.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)These days, it seems all you hear about are full-frame mirrorless cameras, with their glorious image sensors about the size of a 35mm film frame.
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An image sensor's ability to translate a second of motion (or longer) into a single frame is the key to how this new Virtual Frame Technique (VFT) imaging method works.
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To add to the illusion even further, The Frame can be mounted flush to the wall and customized with an actual frame in a black, white, beige, or walnut finish.
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Eurogamer also founded mixed results with Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, with some scenes showing worse frame rates and others showing better frame rates on the Pro than the regular PS4.
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Save $398 on Samsung's 55-inch ''The Frame'' LED 4K UHD TV — $1,399.99 See Details Save $598 on Samsung's 65-inch ''The Frame'' LED 4K UHD TV — $1,899.99 See Details
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And its characters' body language and facial expressions are controlled on a frame-by-frame level, giving them a hyperreal sense of emotion that even a human actor couldn't convey.
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In the large frame are gigantic, probing close-ups of female genitalia; the action in the smaller frame depicts nude performers in stark body paint engaged in exploratory sexual activity.
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"We were traveling on a two-lane highway when, without warning, the suspension/steering system separated from the frame due to excessive frame corrosion," he wrote the agency in August.
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From frame to frame the positioning of her hair changes — sometimes it hangs artfully in front of her face, other times it's tousled while she gazes off into the distance.
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Mainly, "Frame by Frame" is about McLaren's work — proceeding from 1937 to 1986, a year before his death, though in a less chronological order than it pretends to do so.
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Using frame-by-frame video from the officers' body cameras, prosecutors had argued that while the first shot fired by Officer Heaggan-Brown was reasonable, the second shot was not.
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Designer and illustrator Katrin von Niederhäusern has made an impeccable, frame-by-frame, real-life recreation of Homer's New Orleans food binge from The Simpsons "Lisa Gets the Blues" episode.
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Most people will think of photography when they hear the phrase "Freeze frame?" but in today's puzzle, it's the frame in which you freeze ice cubes, or ICE CUBE TRAY.
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The cameras themselves, which have been rumored for ages and were known to be imminent, are both full-frame, meaning their sensor is as big as a 2960mm still-film frame.
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Meanwhile, Shane Raymond, a journalist at "social media intelligence" company Storyful, does a frame-by-frame analysis and concludes that Sanders shared footage that was altered to make certain frames repeat.
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Panasonic Lumix-S full frame camera, additional detailsImage: PanasonicPanasonic has been teasing its first foray into full-frame cameras and lenses for months, and it announced some new details on Monday.
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Just like the earlier Ready Player One trailers, the thing just begs to be combed through, frame by frame, to play Where's Waldo with Lara Croft or Ryu from Street Fighter.
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These are actually important details, because Ferguson's complaint claimed that Epic analyzes and copies dance moves frame by frame, resulting in emotes that were "identical in every respect" to the original.
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But MAME isn't perfect; there are tiny differences in how it displays graphics — things you wouldn't notice unless you were watching a game frame by frame looking for them in particular.
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"The Senate time-frame on taxes remains much more of a mystery with a Senate Finance draft likely in the late November/early December time frame," Cowen analyst Chris Krueger said.
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Digital photo frame If mom has way too many photos or is starting to run out of wall space, consider getting her this digital photo frame to display her favorite memories.
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But for now, trying to establish market dominance in the smaller-frame format while everyone else is fighting to rule the full-frame roost seems like it could be a win.
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Even when viewing HDR10 content, LG claims that its proprietary algorithms dynamically manage brightness and contrast frame by frame for an end result that is closer in line with Dolby Vision.
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Bieber has been spotted on multiple occasions in a pair of the FRAME Rigid Re-Release Le Skinny Original jeans and Hadid loves to wear the FRAME Le High Skinny jeans.
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Some folks on Twitter, meanwhile, theorize that the original print could still be hidden within the frame, with what emerged having been shredded and rolled up in the frame long ago.
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On the left is the original frame; on the right is the encoder's interpretation of the frame: During the six training rounds, Broad only used select frames from the two films.
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For the frame by frame parts—which Pallier notes were used in the explosion sequence—he used acrylic paint to create enough works to run them at 12 images per second.
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Well, that&aposs in part the strategy behind that would be to help frame that sculpted frame then that narrative, but, obviously, has a lot more potential for detriment than not.
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The performance boost addresses some frame rate drops in titles locked at 30fps, and boosts frame rates by up to 9fps in some other games, but these are merely benchmark numbers.
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According to Ars, the software intelligently analyzes each SDR video frame-by-frame and then assigns it a "lighting style" an appropriate profile that basically adjusts the picture's lightness and contrast.
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Lost was the opportunity to meme, to tweet, to painstakingly evaluate Palance's behavior frame-by-frame — in 1993, the internet as we know it just a glimmer in some programmer's eye.
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With regular film (as you probably know), between each frame is a black frame that flashes for a fraction of a second, and the viewer's eyes fill in the picture reflexively.
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Mr. Koenig, who formerly was supervisor of the F.B.I.'s forensic audio/video group, examined the video frame by frame and concluded that only one flash originates from the passenger boat.
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Mariposa Beaded Double Picture Frame, $120, available at Amazon They're going to have plenty of pictures they'll want to display, so a nice frame is sure to be a welcomed gift.
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Within the stark frame of the window,tired silhouettesand the dark dressof a little girl growing distant growing distant growing distant In the stark frame of the windowa dark periodgrows distant.
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In order to take viewers through the looking glass along with Alma, the eight-episode series is animated using rotoscoping, in which artists trace over motion picture footage, frame by frame.
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In New York, cross-laminated timber is generally prohibited, though with Frame 283, an exception was granted only after Frame Home added an extra-strength sprinkler system and special noncombustible insulation.
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Related: Watch "Tears in the Rain," an 11-Minute Fanmade Prequel to Blade Runner Blade Runner Recreated Using Frame-By-Frame Watercolor Paintings Real-World Tokyo Sets This 'Blade Runner' Homage
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Within the same time frame a year earlier — Dec.
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The frame, she says, came from Bed Bath & Beyond.
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You can use this sentence frame: ________ is like _________ because ________.
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But honestly ... does the time frame even matter here?!
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Write them down — and give them a time frame
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The Knicks, in that same time frame, finished below .
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Spencer set an October time frame for the release of Xbox streaming mode, but it wasn't immediately clear that that also would be the time frame for the public test of xCloud.
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Using Adobe After Effects, you'll learn how to finesse masks, color, and frame-by-frame visuals to create a realistic lightsaber battle — even if the only backdrop you have is your driveway.
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N features Vulkan, a graphics processor that allows game developers to put in more effects per frame while maintaining a high frame rate, said Dave Burke, vice president of engineering at Android.
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Adaptive sync, which locks your monitor's refresh rate to your GPU's output frame by frame for smoother, tearing-free action, is one of the most crucial features for high-end PC gaming.
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Samsung 13-inch The Frame 4k TV and HW-NW700 three-channel soundbar — $1,299 See Details Save $1,299 on the 65-inch Frame TV with HW-NW700 soundbar in the PCMag Shop.
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They've particularly preferred the original 6D over other cheap full frame cameras because it was perfect for astrophotography as its sensor was super sensitive, capturing more light than other full frame cameras.
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To test the time-based recording capabilities of biological DNA, Shipman's team fed in to the bacterial DNA strands the galloping horse GIF frame-by-frame over the course of five days.
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Pros: Several fabric options to pick from, comfortable, stylish, lifetime warranty on the durable, steel frame, 30-day return policyCons: Heavy steel frame makes assembly difficult, thin cushions, no white glove service
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I stuff the bed-length headboard pillow into the door frame, thinking that if I drift off to sleep, at least someone shoving their way through the frame may wake me up.
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In The Outer Worlds, the frame rate fluctuated between 2254 and 210 frames per second with v-sync switched off, both of which are playable frame rates for this kind of game.
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If he was able to ignore and negatively frame a vital program like SNAP, one must ask, what else will he try to cut and falsely frame to justify his actions as AG?
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It appears Clinton chose one time frame from Zandi's report on the number of jobs she claims she would create and another time frame for when she said Trump's policy would lose jobs.
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His camera is still, almost static, and it's vital to look around in the frame as objects and words appear, adding layers of meaning to what's happening in the center of the frame.
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The GIF format allows you to specify the timing for every frame in an animation, but when converting videos to GIFs, you'll want to ensure every frame plays back at the same speed.
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He loaded the clips into Adobe Premiere and proceeded to speed-up, slow-down, and trim away the segments frame-by-frame until he had the stop motion look he was going for.
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Kubo and Two Strings is the recent film to utilize the animation style, which entails manipulating a puppet or prop frame by frame to give the illusion of movement when viewed in sequence.
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As he did in "Fantastic Mr. Fox," Mr. Anderson tells his tale primarily using stop-motion animation, an artisanal process that creates the illusion of movement frame by frame with objects like puppets.
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But black films weren't just scored, they were constructed, frame by frame alongside the music, with an understanding that the music signaled something to your core audience that you didn't have to explain.
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Franklin 'in the process of putting the gun on the ground' The committee had the opportunity to view the video "multiple times at real speed, slow motion, and frame-by-frame," wrote Merriweather.
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"My takeaway from this is that if either side is focusing their case on slow-motion and frame-by-frame deciphering of what occurred, it is a misuse of video," Mr. Kohn said.
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" Jill Soloway told me later, "I remember marvelling at how she fills a frame—her face and her posture, but also how her energy naturally engaged every subject and object within that frame.
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HOKA uses high-tech foam and inventions like a Meta-Rocker design, Active Foot Frame, J-Frame, and a dual-density midsole to make a shoe that provides maximum comfort with minimal weight.
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Per the poll: In a match-up between Republican and Democratic narratives, a Democratic anti-corruption frame performs as well overall as a putting families first frame centered on healthcare and the economy.
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Freddy Galvis and Cavan Biggio responded with back-to-back singles to open that frame and both scored to cut the Toronto deficit to 5-2 before Valdez eluded further damage that frame.
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She has a wiry frame and long, jet black hair.
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That's when a silly squirrel suddenly popped into the frame.
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One can frame a decision, for example, in objective terms.
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The Canucks only had four shots in the middle frame.
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Every frame of Knock Down the House benefits from both.
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In any given frame, the patch of dots was indistinguishable.
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In a frame from Pathé's 1911 restaging of the infant
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We make sure that there's no red in the frame.
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It didn't seem to be a straightforward frame rate issue.
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"So so smooth" likely refers to the game's frame rate.
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Can you put an approximate time frame on it, Larry?
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Catcher Mike Zunino applied the tag to end the frame.
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Maybe it's comforting to frame a mystery in the familiar.
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There are three buttons on the side of the frame.
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Andrus' sacrifice fly brought home another run in the frame.
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That's the only frame for climate mitigation that makes sense.
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In the same time frame, Delta has gained 8 percent.
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The Rockies scored twice in the bottom of the frame.
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What makes the bag special is that bike tube frame.
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In the same time frame, Ingram donated $6,050 to Democrats.
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It put me in the absolutely wrong frame of mind.
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I realized it was the third frame I had gotten.
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A handful of children toddle as parents hem the frame.
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Every frame makes a beautiful GIF, or suggests iterative illustrations.
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Additionally, cost per engagement decreased 4% during that time frame.
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It leaves me in an unusually pensive frame of mind.
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Within the frame of social context, absolutely they are racist.
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Unsurprisingly, Airbus hasn't announced a time frame for the project.
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There is no time frame for a decision, she said.
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I see allies betrayed, their faces in my picture frame.
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Those investment decisions happen over a much longer time frame.
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Kerrigan and Seimetz tell a rich story in each frame.
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You can purchase The Frame on June 18th from Samsung.com.
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Currently, no time frame has been given for Nikias' resignation.
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It shows you what is and isn't in the frame.
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INTEX UK 304 x 76 cm Metal Frame Pool Set
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Every frame of Sorry to Bother You is visually stacked.
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Nobody broke frame with a bigger gleam in his eye.
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A tight budget is no excuse to skip a frame.
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How should we kind of frame this in Silicon Valley?
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Their solid frame also helps prevent damage in a rollover.
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And presumably Norwegian salmon and capers, out of frame. 6.
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The hybrid frame and handlebars make it comfortable for everyone.
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Some things are actually better left to a traditional frame.
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The final step is to submit the frame for approval.
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You can use this sentence frame: I used to think _________.
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Do dudes store them between the mattress and bed frame?
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The goal came on Winnipeg's 17th shot of the frame.
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He did not give a time frame for the increase.
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In principle, every video frame is a possible training example.
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We made a TV channel in that frame of mind.
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I can tell what frame of mind they are in.
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The difference stems from a change in the time frame.
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Ever is a big time frame, covering lots of circumstances.
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Vice and the Frame Contemporary Art Finland are also contributors.
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They emphasize that it's important to frame the question correctly.
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The question is easy to frame but difficult to answer.
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I could feel her shoulder blades in her diminutive frame.
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The time frame of us hooking up sped things along.
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In a cool way, they even kind of frame it.
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Pokémon Go has given the public a frame of reference.
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Jeff Lieberman with his latest creation, the Slow Dance frame.
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It even ends on a freeze frame, for God's sake.
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Or perhaps Ukraine targeted the former spy, to frame Russia.
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The metal frame should work as well as your refrigerator.
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She was just instantly looking at, 'What's the frame here?
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When it comes to video, it supports faster frame rates.
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It did not provide the time frame for this goal.
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What was the ... How did you want to frame this?
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She handed him his frame pack through the tarpaulin flap.
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