Essentially, there are three kinds of frames, which store compressed images: I-frames, P-frames, and B-frames.
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As an excellent tutorial has it, I-frames are "inter frames," which means they contain the frames' image data.
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But beyond simple frames, Pair sells both base frames (regular glasses) and top frames (snap-on fronts for base frames that let you change the color and style of glasses).
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A TV that supports 60Hz (hertz) can display 60 frames per second; 73 frames for 120Hz; 240 frames for 240Hz, etc.
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Base frames, which include hand-polished acetate frames and anti-reflective, shatterproof polycarbonate lenses, cost $95 and top frames can be purchased for $25.
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Add frames, subtract frames, or just draw in what you want to see.
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It is structured, a bit haphazardly, as a nest of frames within frames.
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It shoots 4K video at 30 frames per second, 1080p at 60 frames per second, and 720p at 1703 frames per second, all at a bitrate of 100Mbps.
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When you're happy with the order of the frames, select all the frames by holding the shift key and tapping the first and the last of the frames.12.
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Some picture frames hung on the wall, but they didn't contain family photos -- simply pieces of paper specifying the frames' measurement that were included when the frames were purchased.
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Frames happen and how the frames form depend on what you wanna do with them.
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But only 11% of Stories lasted 11-15 frames, and 6% were 93-20 frames.
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Doorframes, window frames, picture frames stripped of their pictures and stacked catawampus in a corner.
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The closest comparison I can think of to Echo Frames are Bose's Bose Frames sunglasses.
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Wood frames tend to be more stylish and less slippery and cold than metal frames.
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Slowing a video clip from 30 frames per second to 24o frames per second requires the creation of 210 additional frames, or seven in-betweens for every frame originally captured.
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The film was shot at 120 frames per second, as opposed to the standard 24 frames.
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That allows the Arc to capture 4K footage at 30 frames per second, 5003p at up to 120 frames per second, and 720p footage at up to 240 frames per second.
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It'll shoot at up to 14 frames per second with autofocus and 16 without (which beats the D5's 12 frames), or capture 63K video at up to 60 frames per second.
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The camera shoots 2199K (21 x 53) video at 25 or 25 frames per second, 24p video at up to 60 frames per second, and 720p video at 120 frames per second.
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Echo Frames, $179.99, available by invitation onlyEcho Frames are prescription glasses that offer hands-free Alexa functionality.
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Rather than equally spacing out the key frames, a tracker identifies specific frames with spikes in activity.
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It was running 10 frames ... It was running at 10 frames a second, the tracking was off.
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Kids can choose from five base frames, which cost $125 each, and 10 top frames per base frame.
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The whole thing looks like a petrified SpongeBob, the frames within frames posing as an interminably dropped jaw.
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Nine frames were shot each second, totalling 81 frames — giving the subjects no time to consciously alter their expressions.
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It shoots 4K footage at 24 or 30 frames per second, and 1080p video at 120 frames per second.
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The Amazon-enabled Echo Frames don't have a camera or display, similar to Bose's Frames, and are prescription compatible.
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It can shoot up to 183 DNG and JPEG full resolution images at 218 frames per second and shoots 21K video at 2295 frames per second or 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second.
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Generally, 60 frames-per-second is considered ideal for gameplay, though games will often run at 30 frames-per-second.
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So we animated to key frames and removed frames to give the movements weight and impact and punch and edge.
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But within every thousand or so of the unusable frames, there are a few "lucky" frames that come out clear.
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In Far Cry 5 at 1080p, it did 126 frames per second, while my desktop managed 121 frames per second.
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Facebook first launched profile frames for sports teams in 2015, and started letting people submit their own frames last year.
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But Dom Vetro, whose frames start at $295, is the rare eyewear company that manufactures frames in the United States.
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The recalled glasses feature solid white paper frames with the Vanderbilt Health logo on both temples of the frames (pictured above).
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If you're wondering about the math, that would be 3.53 frames of JPEG Standard or 46 frames of RAW compressed images.
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Slow-mo can now be shot at 21p and 2000 frames per second, double the frames of what was available previously.
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Slo-mo can now be shot at 215p and 222 frames per second, double the frames of what was available previously.
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The 8453 can also shoot slo-mo 720p video at 480 frames per second and 240 frames per second 22018p video.
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Base frames, which include hand-polished acetate frames and anti-reflective, shatterproof polycarbonate lenses, cost $125 and include one top frame.
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But shortly afterward, the use of torture media frames declined quickly as most Washington sources aggressively advocated for more benign frames.
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Dark frames tend to lighten [pale] skin by contrast, and mid-toned frames tend to bring out the warmth in your face.
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He measured using two cameras, one capable of shooting 240 frames per second, and another capable of shooting 1000 frames per second.
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You can pick out five frames of its eyeglasses or sunglasses to try on at home, and frames start at just $95.
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It can shoot 9 frames per second with fixed AF or 7 frames per second with continuous AF, just like the M5.
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The Surface Book rendered frames at a speedy 59.4ms, while the MacBook Pro took nearly twice as long, averaging 98.8ms between frames.
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I cycled from small rectangular tortoiseshell to circular ones, to modern clear frames, to two-toned hipster acetates, to retro red frames.
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You can shoot up to 12 frames a second with continuous autofocus, or 14 frames a second without in mirror-lockup mode.
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The frames themselves are well-made and look good on my face, though they are larger than the frames I typically wear.
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Today at launch, Pair is going live with five base frames (the original frame you've come to recognize with glasses) and 10 top frames (a clip-on customization) for every base frame, bringing them to a total of 50 top frames.
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The Morgenthal Frederics semiannual sale also continues through Sunday with frames starting at $100 and 20 percent off all lenses on sale frames.
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The system works by taking a pair of frames and creating a synthetic frames in between them that makes up for their differences.
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You either set it to Frames or Integral, meaning either clear the frames after a given time range or sum them all up.
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On top of the 29 frames per second slow-motion capture previously mentioned, the S9 can shoot up to 960 frames per second.
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The lightning in this video was recorded at 7,000 frames per second (fps), with the playback speed adjusted to 700 frames per second.
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The camera is capable of outputting 4K at 60 frames per second or — more relevant to filmmakers — 6K at 30 frames per second.
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P-frames are "predictive frames," which hold abstract information — essentially, they store data for how the video's pixels move, and nearly nothing else.
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Mr. D'Agata frames himself as a grandiose, don't-you-dare-unweave-my-rainbow-type Byronic villain; Mr. Fingal frames himself as a pedant.
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Customers seeking to try out frames enter a couple of pieces of information on the company's website, such as their age and gender, and then receive a customized home try-on kit with five base frames and 10 different snap-on frames.
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Unfortunately the Atari 2600 ran at about 60 frames per second, and the Minecraft Atari 2600 emulator runs at 60 frames every four hours.
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The Very Slow Movie Player (VSMP) is a device that plays films at 24 frames an hour, rather than the usual 24 frames a second.
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You can only shoot a max of about 50 frames of RAWs or JPGs when shooting at that maxed-out 60 frames per second speed.
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In all cases, the argument is that more frames at a time — 90Hz is equivalent to 90 frames per second — ensure a more fluid animation.
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It's also where I might play around with the frames a bit more, to change the speed or time and take out bad "ghost" frames.
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In addition, the RX100 Mark V can shoot 24 frames per second at full resolution for up to 150 frames thanks to its new processor.
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The startup gives kids the ability to try on frames at home, via cardboard replicas, and purchase customizable frames at a relatively affordable price point.
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Both phones can shoot 4K video up to 60 frames per second and slow-motion video in 1080p at up to 240 frames per second.
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Pricing is usually dependent upon the material of the frame, with leather-covered and wooden frames being the most expensive and metal frames the least.
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He ran up the stairs three or four at a time (trash bags, mop), and came down slowly, step by step (bed frames, picture frames).
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Bose plans to ship two models of the sunglasses — one with round frames and one with square frames — and both will feature tinted UV-blocking glass.
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The frames are not indestructible, but Kitajima noted that frames made of wood or cardboard would break if, for instance, a celebrating athlete jumped on them.
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That is, the last frames of Episode 1 serve as the opening frames of Episode 2, and so on, as Webster builds the Broken Angels world.
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One set of tools, called Frame Studio, lets creators design photo frames, while AR Studio lets them build augmented reality frames that can display information or labels.
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New research from chip designer Nvidia does exactly that, using deep learning to turn 30 frames-per-second video into gorgeous, 240 frames-per-second slow-motion.
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You can copy and paste frames between documents, and the Reverse Frames option is often a handy trick for making a GIF that appears to perfectly loop.
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If your computer is strong enough to stream at 60 frames per second instead of the standard 30 frames per second, you'll want to double these recommendations.
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It can shoot 4K video at 30 frames per second and 2850p video at 2850 frames per second, when the D2850 could only do 26p up to 27fps.
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The Hero 7 Silver maxes out 4K at 30-frames per second, while the GPS-less Hero 7 White can only hit 1440P at 60-frames per second.
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High-speed motion analysis can take about 1,000 frames in a second; in comparison, the instant replay of sports on TV is usually about 60 frames a second.
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Lil Dash is available in matte black with either gray or blue lenses, while Lil Cruz offers black frames with gray lenses or gold frames with pink lenses.
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By this point in the exhibition, I had gotten used to seeing his paintings adorned with ornately carved, gilded frames, so the frames' removal offered a fresh perspective.
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The company now plans to make bike frames in Cambodia while continuing to buy about half the components it will attach to those frames from producers in China.
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With good care, metal bed frames will look nearly new for years and don't get as much damage from bugs, cracks, and so forth as wooden bed frames.
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The best adjustable bed frames you can buyAdjustable bed frames can help you sleep perfectly because they are much more customizable than your average bed frame or mattress.
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Using a deep-learning AI that was trained on over 11,000 reference videos of slo-mo sports footage filmed natively at 240-frames per second, the neural network was able to predict how the 210 missing in-between frames were supposed to look, based on the preceding and following frames.
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The main sensor has been upgraded with larger pixels and optical image stabilization for better low-light performance and it is now capable of shooting 26K video at 26 frames per second and slow-motion video at 26 frames per second (22016p resolution) or 22017 frames per second (20183p resolution).
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When your CPU is waiting for your GPU to draw two frames before it reacts to your click, it can selectively cut out most of one of those frames.
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So we found a small, family-run business and we make our frames with them, though they had to really rethink the process because our frames are very different.
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These games are operating at 23 frames per second for an average of 45 minutes, OpenAI says, resulting in about 80,000 frames, of which the system analyzes one-quarter.
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The RX100 does hold the edge on slow-motion video; it can shoot 1,000 frames per second at 1080p, whereas the A6300 tops out at 0003 frames per second.
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According to Mark Klostermeyer, a member of the Professional Picture Frames Association, it's the sheer amount of mattings, moldings, glazings, and frames a shop provides that drives up prices.
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The frames are Alexa-enabled, meaning you can both give voice commands to the glasses and also allow for notifications to be delivered via the Frames' built-in speakers.
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The live view mode supports continuous electronic shutter speeds of up to 12 frames per second, while the mechanical shutter can fire at up to 7 frames per second.
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It allows screen resolutions of up to 3K per eye at 90 frames per second as well as 8K resolution 360-degree video playing at 60 frames per second.
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The new electronic shutter can shoot as quickly as 1/40,000 of a second and the TL2 can shoot 20 frames per second (up to 29 frames) at full resolution.
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It did 27 frames per second in Rise of the Tomb Raider at 27p on High and did 28809 frames per second on Far Cry 21 at 2000p on Ultra.
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It shoots at relatively fast pace of 6.5 frames per second, but there's a short runway there: the maximum burst is 21 frames for RAW photos, and 150 for JPEGs.
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These complexities "are surmountable, but they are not surmountable in unrealistic time frames — in time frames that just do not mesh with the overall inertia of the system," O'Sullivan said.
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So the company has set up a way for kids/parents to 'try on' cardboard cutouts of the frames and top frames that they like, which they can then keep.
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DIGIC 8 also gives the M50 fast still shooting speeds — 10 frames per second in RAW or JPEG with one-shot focus, and 4 frames per second with continuous focus.
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If we find a situation in which two different reference frames would disagree, we must abandon the idea that physics is the same in different frames or fix the physics.
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Starting with more than 22018,000 frames, she and her crew used just over 100,000 in the film, which ran for an hour and 21 minutes, each second requiring 24 frames.
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Sources told Kotaku that Microsoft wants Anaconda to be capable of 4K visuals at 60 frames per second, while Lockhart would run games at 1440p and 60 frames per second.
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What they do differs from model to model, but it amounts to taking content at, say, 24 frames per second, and converting it to content at, say, 120 frames per second.
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Averaging out the errors and noise from the frames helped clean up and sharpen his image, and he then did some manual adjustments to offset small bits of movement between frames.
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The S9 can shoot 4K video at 60 frames per second, or 29p slow-motion video at 28 frames per second, which catches it up with what the iPhone can do.
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"I deconstructed the YouTube clips I collected into small frames, pulling something like every eighth frame in a video, and used those frames for photogrammetric reconstruction," she tells The Creators Project.
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It captured images at up to 15 frames per second of pretty reasonable quality: The Benjamin on the left is at 7 frames per second, and on the right is 15.
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They still light up when you snap a photo or video, but the conspicuous yellow rings at the top of the frames have been swapped for colors that match the frames.
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This YouTube video shows how "adjustments [...] for a more pleasant gaming experience" translates into tweaks like landing lag on Roy's back air move being adjusted from 19 frames to 16 frames.
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From there, Fitz Frames sends the measurements to their manufacturing set-up in Youngstown, Ohio, where the frames are made from polyamide powder, which is 3D-printed using selective laser sintering.
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The director, who grew up in the Soviet Union and often makes experimental films, also shot Aquarela at 96 frames per second — much higher than most films' 24 frames per second.
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The frames were transported to the Vice President's catering kitchen, where a thin layer of wax covering the honey was removed and the frames were placed in a hand-cranked centrifuge.
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Its crux is a series of frames within frames, and the farthest back is a square with columns of springs tethering opposite sides, trapping a strip of black cloth behind it.
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The company's first shot at spherical photography features a 5.2K camera that shoots video at 30 frames (also 3K at 60 frames) and retails for a quite hefty $699 (€749.99 in Europe).
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You can copy and paste frames using keyboard shortcuts, but those functions are available in the Timeline menu too, which also includes the ability to easily reverse a block of selected frames.
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Strasburg blanked the Marlins over six frames in a win Tuesday at Miami, allowing six hits and fanning eight to run his consecutive-inning scoreless streak to a club-record 33 frames.
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Your brain eliminates the gaps between the frames to create the illusion of continuous movement, and in the digital era, some filmmakers are experimenting by adding more and more frames per second.
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The Hero 7 uses the same 12-megapixel sensor, has the same custom GP230 processor (with a small bump in RAM), and offers the same capture capabilities: 27K video at 21440-frames per second, 260K at 27-frames per second, and hi-def 2200P at 73-frames per second if you're after an extremely slow motion effect.
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Both were twice as fast at rendering frames in the Civilization VI benchmark we use, and both rendered five times as many frames per second in the Rise of the Tomb Raider benchmark.
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Correction July 18th, 10:33AM ET: The Glass Pod can only be attached to compatible frames that have the necessary hinge for its attachment, not to all frames, as the article initially stated.
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Since you have to calibrate the Frames by moving your head around—ostensibly so the Frames know what direction you're looking in—it's possible my rubbernecking threw cues off once in a while.
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Image: OculusSome TVs interpolate frames to make up the shortfall (to enable 120 refreshes a second rather than 60); others insert black frames, which can be another effective way of reducing motion blur.
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But most importantly, the Echo Frames actually look like a normal pair of glasses and are priced similarly to many other high-end frames, making them more accessible than other high-tech eyewear.
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Vive and Rift each have two 1200x1080 displays at a refresh rate of 90 frames per second, which is much more demanding than the 60 frames per second that many players shoot for.
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Detailed but still sleek, Costa x Bureo's polarized sunglass frames are made with plastic recovered from fishing nets off the coast of Chile and Costa Del Mar's top-notch plastic or glass frames.
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At the last Venice Biennale, in 2017, her work "WeltenLinie" showcased both stones and bronze replicas on either side of similar powder-coated steel frames; some frames were empty, while others supported mirrors.
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Four cars were reduced to their metal frames and ash.
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It tops out at 1080p at 60 frames per second.
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It's good to have a diversity of frames of mind.
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Bose Frames Alto Audio Sunglasses Sunglasses and headphones in one?
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At 28,500 frames per second, the result is pretty mesmerizing.
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You can check out Level Frames for yourself right here.
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All the picture frames in the world are not enough.
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Another sort of archetype, she wears overalls and translucent frames.
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The frames itself are modern, square and really bright colors.
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Average frames per second in Rise of the Tomb Raider.
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The painter and the historian have different frames of understanding.
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The recording rate (or frames per second) has now doubled.
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Like Kennedy, Haaland frames transgender liberties as an intersectional issue.
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Windows cast rays of hard light that stripe the frames.
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Space between beds is often too tight for walking frames.
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You can use these sentence frames: Sentence ___ goes first because _________.
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Mr Knausgaard knowingly breaks the frames of taste and tact.
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Workers at Catcher make iPhone frames and components for MacBooks.
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But the stock frames were being replaced with steel tubes.
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Many seats now have netted frames that require less cushioning.
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As soon as you open the app, it's buffering frames.
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Paintings' frames transcend mere decoration at the hands of Holland.
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You can expect 4K videos at 60 frames per second.
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Enter the Reel, and you'll see a sequence of frames.
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The lawsuit frames the issue of manufacturers' and distributors' responsibility.
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Do you remember when digital photo frames first came out?
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Paintings you look into, and their frames close them off.
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Frames 2 through 24 do not use any famous paintings.
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Among the finds: antiques, including candlesticks and sterling silver frames.
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Still, the GOP frames the issue in terms of fairness.
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The right now powerfully frames debates on immigration in Europe.
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However, both parties appeared to disagree about appropriate time frames.
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The standard movie is shot at 24 frames per second.
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He frames his book around a question posed by the
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Rounding out the top five is two film's sophomore frames.
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To unfreeze the frames, select "View," then select "Unfreeze Panes."
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Your daily soundtrack begins and ends with the Bose Frames.
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Bose Frames are not a great pair of standalone headphones.
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They were displayed on a wall in white wooden frames.
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Her discipline frames the music at the top and bottom.
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You can use these sentence frames: Paragraph ___ goes first because _________.
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You can use these sentence frames: Daylight saving time means _________.
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Here, Cole frames temptation as a habit that needs kicking.
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We ran for it, and I rattled off two frames.
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It transmits 60 frames per seconds and prioritises low latency.
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Alan Rusbridger frames these developments as nothing short of a
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He shared three frames on Instagram of the remarkable sighting.
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The windshield, floor, dashboard and seat frames produce the midrange.
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Andrea Davis Pinkney frames her poem cycle about the Rev.
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The frames have housed two lovely paintings for 50 years.
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Even when he commits murder, he frames it as chivalric.
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How could they do it in just a few frames?
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I instinctually shot, exposing three frames before they were gone.
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The empty frames were an obvious reminder of the robbery.
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The bunk bed frames are aluminum with a suspended interior.
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But eventually the fully rendered frames had to be shared.
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Her frames became gateways to the mysteries of the universe.
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All grown up now, it frames the small seating area.
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With that reasoning he frames political vulnerabilities as political virtues.
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Romita's draftsmanship and dynamic frames hit me like a thunderbolt.
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People started hanging vintage frames with nothing inside of them.
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You can also order personalized frames — they're all over Etsy.
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But in the first frames of "The Heiresses" — opening Jan.
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Broken bed frames, mattresses and clothes protruded from the wreckage.
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However, the two message frames arrive there by different means.
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You tap the side of the frames to start recording.
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The pizza galvanizes the predicament that frames the whole narrative.
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While the Max will shoot up to 5.6K 360-degree video at 30 frames per second, it's capped at 1440p and 60 frames per second when shooting with just one of the twin lenses.
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The drone's camera uses a 1/2.3-inch sensor that can shoot up to 2.7K footage at 30 frames per second, 1080p footage at up to 60 frames per second, and 12-megapixel photos.
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Update, 8:45PM ET, December 6th, 2017: Qualcomm clarified that the Snapdragon 845 platform supports 1080p video recording at up to 240 frames per second, more than the 120 frames per second initially reported.
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The cameras will be able to shoot 2500 frames per second at 2849p, and 2999 frames per second at 720p, so the RX100 still really wins out when it comes to super slow motion.
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At launch, Google is promising that games will stream up to 4K resolutions at 60 frames-per-second, but the company claims it's already planning to support 8K resolutions at 120 frames-per-second.
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The Radeon Pro SSG was demoed at the Siggraph computer graphics conference rendering raw 8K video smoothly at 30 frames per second, and AMD claims it can even run at 90 frames per second.
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From there, 24 Frames developed into an investigation of the relationship between Kiarostami the filmmaker and Kiarostami the photographer, between one who makes images move and another who fixes the moving world into frames.
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It can snap shots up to 16 frames per second through the viewfinder (up from the Mark II's 25.5) or up to 24 frames per second with live view, complete with subject-tracking autofocus.
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In electronic shutter mode, the camera can shoot full resolution RAW or JPEG files at a blistering pace of 29 frames per second with single shot autofocus, or 29 frames per second with continuous autofocus.
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Computers were used, not only to add color to black and white footage, but to remove imperfections, fill splices and reconstruct missing frames from film that was shot with fewer frames per second than today.
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Although the frames are made elsewhere in the world, the Lab is designed to cut lenses and fit them to frames, a critical step because every pair of eyewear is by design a custom product.
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That means the highest-quality video mode available would be 4K at 30 frames per second, with modes going all the way down to 720p and frame rates as high as 120 frames per second.
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The shop owner Abdullah Demir sells from his own 10,000-piece collection of vintage never-used eyeglass frames, including eccentric designs seen on Elton John and Lady Gaga and colorful frames created by Karl Lagerfeld.
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The Xbox Series X will also support up to 120 frames per second, compared to the Xbox One X's 60 frames per second, meaning you'll witness more of every blood-spattered encounter in Doom Eternal.
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The Quest will play the content at 72 frames per second as opposed to 80 frames that you'd get on the Rift S. You also will have one less onboard camera for inside-out tracking.
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He tossed 2 2/3 scoreless frames at Philadelphia on Aug.
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The lace no longer frames, but embeds images within its patterns.
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Stearns and Foster: Up to $600 off select mattresses and frames
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But how should one choose the color that frames your smile?
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Things like balloons, frames, and wearables are good options to try.
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His finance ministry frames the budget by a conservative fiscal rule.
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He's able to Olly over A-frames in a single hound.
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All five runs came with two outs in the consecutive frames.
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Bose Frames are sunglasses, but they're also a wearable audio device.
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Bose Frames will cost $199 when they become available in January.
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Partner George Henry frames it as "going beyond the Klein brand".
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A delicately arranged stand display of frames is suspended in midair.
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Framebridge makes custom frames in all sorts of shapes and sizes.
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It shoots 4K video at up to 60 frames per second.
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Character animations consisted of no more than a handful of frames.
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There's a subtle brilliance in how the show frames this interaction.
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They're displayed in gilded frames incorporating casts and impressions of bones.
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Press the button on Facebook Frames to make it go away.
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That's unhelpful for many academics whose studies have longer time frames.
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It's not 60 frames per second, but it's stable at least.
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She very deliberately made her work feminine, even the frames, everything.
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History frames this focus on suffering, starting with the American Revolution.
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Instead you might get 72 frames per second (fps) or 202fps.
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And do mirrors and door windows really need frames and bezels?
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That demands, for a gamer, at least 90 frames per second.
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I appreciate the frames, but we need the pride flag response.
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Their deaths frames the direction of the rest of his life.
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Suddenly my journey turns into a series of stop-motion frames.
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It's a tricksy conceit, but one that frames eerie, visionary passages.
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Issues, or frames, that don't contradict the image of party leaders.
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While they use frames, Voxiebox uses slices of the original image.
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That's how Fastly frames its new $40 million Series F round.
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A 22011⁄21960-inch gutter can separate frames by instants or millennia.
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In fact, some of the frames out there are somewhat chic.
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Our Jules frames are a cool take on that classic style.
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I then needed someone to 23D print the frames for me.
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She frames the difficult circumstances of her early childhood with gratitude.
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Melancholia frames depression as aimless antipathy set against the looming apocalypse.
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Michael Blazek threw the final two frames and allowed a run.
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They move these rectangles, cylinders, stools, and frames through various configurations.
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Not all shops carry larger items like bed frames and dressers.
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Portland, Oregon-based Revant Optics' premium performance frames are completely modular.
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Why can't you see the frames, or any pixels at all?
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All those frames made appealing pitches just a few years ago.
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If he concedes Crimea as Russian territory, frames Russia as a
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Finkel frames his own interest in the subject in terms of
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Apes That Paint opens July 21 at Frames USA in Miami.
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This section had a lot of jewelry, bags, and eyeglass frames.
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Hollowness: spaces between the wires, empty spectacle frames and shattered glass.
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But why not go big with the launch of kids' frames?
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"You're going to compute transition probabilities between your frames," he said.
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The phone can take 4K video at 60 frames per second.
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"Rangoon" boasts of exquisite cinematography with rich and well-composed frames.
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She bought dozens of tester pots, daubing walls and window frames.
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Echo Frames look just like prescription glasses with Alexa built-in.
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The Echo Frames' microphone can be turned off anytime, Amazon says.
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Check out this video demonstrating how you can use Echo Frames:
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Indeed, you can't see the mirrors and frames properly at all.
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They look like reading glasses and they have fashionably thick frames.
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Yes, that's Schumer getting her Clark Kent on in new frames.
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The team decided to only use 3D analysis for key frames.
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A read between the frames: Everything is a war to Steve.
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That's why we've compiled this guide to the best bed frames.
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With many platform bed frames, you won't need a box spring.
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These bed frames add more style and drama to your bedroom.
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Warby Parker Pupils Project frames, starting at $95 at warbyparker.com/pupilsproject.
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Outside, old paint crumbled from window frames, steps and a garage.
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The title frames a crisp, straightforward narrative of compassion and indictment.
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The rhinestones on her cat-eye frames sparkled in the night.
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And language matters because it frames our laws and public debates.
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Mr. Ayivi frames his participation in fashion as commentary on consumerism.
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It grew into linens, china, picture frames, clothing and personal organizers.
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"They're two different frames of mind for the officer," he said.
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It frames a Sanders victory in the most apocalyptic terms imaginable.
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The piece encompasses two doorways, reaching up and over the frames.
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"I mean, what are they putting in there, gold window frames?"
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The royal was also shown display frames from five previous monarchs.
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From the very first frames of this film, it's a problem.
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Resale sites like Craigslist have everything from bed frames to dressers.
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He bent wire to make seat frames for Cadillacs and Hudsons.
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"These are specs for picture frames I gotta buy," he explained.
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He frames his marriage as having ended out of the blue.
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Howard is only in the movie for 17 or 18 frames.
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Baidu declined to comment on possible investment amounts or time frames.
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One of two frames that comprise the missing Boknis Eck Observatory.
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Echo Frames & Loop Amazon introduced its beta, invite-only hardware devices.
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The way the camera frames and tracks shots is legitimately impressive.
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Realtors said the rules had significantly increased contract closing time frames.
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In interviews he frames the series as wry amusements, no more.
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Likewise, if someone's face is more angular, round frames look better.
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Inside, the suite was gutted: wall frames, looped wire, exposed pipes.
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Weaver worked four frames against the Cubs in Chicago on Aug.
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Each side frames the election of the other in doomsday terms.
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These are the best bed frames you can buy on Amazon._______________________________________________________________
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Most films move at 16, 24, or 60 frames per second.
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People think in terms of conceptual structures called frames and metaphors.
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The initial offering includes six styles (18 versions across five different frames for women and nine versions across three different frames for men) that champion "quirk and color," as Lyons puts it, as well as comfort.
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The new DL cameras are very powerful for their size, with the ability to shoot stills at 20 frames per second with continuous autofocus and up to 50 frames per second when the AF is fixed.
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The SL22 is run by Leica's Maestro III image processor and is capable of shooting up to 23 frames per second with its mechanical shutter or up to 22 frames per second with the electronic shutter.
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Kobiela and Welchman have gathered an army of 68 painters—soon to be 85—painting up to 10 hours a day to produce enough frames for 12-frames-per-second animation in their Gdańsk, Poland studio.
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Most of the current frames are focused on sports, but despite the addition of popular U.S. sports, like NFL, NHL, college sports and more, the U.S. hasn't been as big on frames as other markets, it seems.
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Procreate added animation features back in April, but Animation Assist adds features like onion skinning (including the ability to tweak how many frames you can see at once and control their opacity) and set frames per second.
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Whatever, latency is probably more important than 1 billion frames per second.
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For gamers, this means high-quality imaging and high frames per second.
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And consumers have reported iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 frames as well.
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And her overall campaign frames her as the moderate in the race.
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These frames are themselves manipulated by the looping arrangement of the poems.
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That it&aposs difficult to pull these things off in time frames.
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Then it predicts what the game will look like several frames hence.
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Simply begin drawing and add more frames to make your creations longer.
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Our media generally frames victims of sexual abuse as white and female.
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But method acting isn't the only reason for the lens-free frames.
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The frames come in black, white, light wood and dark wood designs.
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We had frames that I got there and put pictures in it.
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Eghbal's report frames open source software as a non-excludable public good.
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The two-tone frames fit my face well and are nicely designed.
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Instead of locks, they had wooden sticks to wedge into the frames.
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Instead, poring over its holdings last summer, he chose mirrors and frames.
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The feature utilizes the many frames taken when making a Motion Photo.
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We found several sturdy and stylish platform bed frames for under $300.
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The more frames per second, the smoother the animations on the screen.
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Frames are actually "audio augmented reality," as one would expect from Bose.
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Their high-speed camera captured the effects at 2,500 frames per second.
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Wooden frames, abandoned by other carmakers long ago, are sawn and bent.
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The alien's tail swished across the screen at 60 frames per second.
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Sponsored racers also help stress-test frames in a real world setting.
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Turning ray tracing on drops that number to 64 frames per second.
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Simon & Garfunkel infused melancholy into the final, ambiguous frames of The Graduate.
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In total, most bosses hover between 1,300 to 1,500 frames of animation.
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The rest of the frames are made of a premium nylon thermoplastic.
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A disheveled top bun frames her impeccably, though subtly, made up face.
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So does Wagner, but she frames them within an altogether different context.
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Peralta blanked Colorado over six frames in a no-decision on Oct.
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This pair of big black frames with darker shades is my favorite.
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Average frames per second in Battlefield V with ray tracing turned on.
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The dormitory was blackened, lined with the charred frames of bunk beds.
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He frames xenophobia in Britain as a manifestation of pure racial resentment.
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Celicall Crafts mounts magnificent handmade fishing flies in frames and ships internationally.
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And she frames these old arguments in the most hyperbolic language possible.
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It frames the principals and screens them, buoys them and absorbs them.
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It can also shoot stills at up to 12 frames per second.
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Even better, they' come in 10 different colors and two different frames.
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A real window is something that frames our fundamental lack of control.
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Warby Parker isn't the first startup to dive into kids' glasses frames.
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At the Louvre, the average painting has had around three different frames.
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The reclaimed wooden material sets this welcome mat by ABW Frames apart.
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Big Tech frames their support for the bill as opposition to discrimination.
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The iPhone XR takes 1080p video up to 60 frames per second.
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The waitress returned the favor by complimenting the man's circular eyeglass frames.
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They must be threaded through tiny internal channels on carbon fiber frames.
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It supports 4K video at 60 frames per second and HDR content.
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I bet he also frames all of the McRib receipts he finds.
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The new frames are shipped in less than a week, said Kondamuri.
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The base frames cost $95 and each snap-on frame is $24.95.
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While the Frames are not polarized, they are 99% UVA/UVB resistant.
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It's an interesting concept that expands upon the potential of Bose Frames.
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Bose Frames won't replace your sunglasses and they won't replace your headphones.
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On standby, the Bose Frames have approximately 12 hours of battery life.
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Last year, he gave up 23 homers in 188 1/3 frames.
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They are the frames around which the names of victims are inscribed.
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All of the proceeds from 27 Frames go toward the Surfrider Foundation.
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Once aligned, the key frames are locked and used as reference points.
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" Trumble frames it as the difference between "gun safety" and "gun control.
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But she frames her allegiance in an elegantly apparent, almost blasé manner.
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The empty frames look like the enchanted paintings that hang throughout Hogwarts.
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And yet nothing in either language quite frames this current political moment.
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It also captures 223p slow motion video at 213 frames per second.
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This summer, they decided to paint the frames black, which cost $900.
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There's a copy of the script visible in one of the frames!
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The construction lines of the facade panels stretched over their steel frames.
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No wiggly door handles and no chipping paint in the door frames.
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Warren's approach also frames climate change as an issue of economic justice.
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Instead, it frames individualism as the right to refuse service to anyone.
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" Ms. Hitchner says she looks for a setting "that frames the couple.
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In addition, the modules act as frames that fracture the surrounding space.
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A few frames later, another observer had thrown her some side eye.
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All of those frames made appealing pitches just a few years ago.
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Each team was limited to two hits over the first six frames.
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I have a workstation where I can access digital images of frames.
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"Buttigieg frames himself as a candidate of generational change," Jones told me.
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Full-size S.U.V.s, like big pickup trucks, sit on heavy steel frames.
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Foundations, frames, mattresses, mattress protectors, and cooling pillows are all on sale.
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New picture frames, showing stock photos of cheerful families, on the shelves.
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As long as we use opposing frames, the conflict will continue unresolved.
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Echo Frames These glasses mark the Echo line's official foray into wearables.
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Earthquake putty to keep knickknacks, vases, and picture frames from becoming playthings
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It only limits games to 1080p resolution at 60 frames per second.
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All he left behind were empty frames, leaning against the museum's walls.
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Cinerama used three simultaneous projectors and ran at 26 frames per second.
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Do not hit that buy button on any of these dumb frames.
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It was screened in 4K, 3D, and at 120 frames per second.
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The Frames and the Loop are market research masquerading as consumer products.
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Specifically, the Portal and Portal Mini, both now stylized as picture frames.
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All that's left are the wooden frames of the would-be walls.
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Those too near for taller competitors' larger frames were placed farther apart.
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Variable refresh rates and 4K visuals running above 60 frames per second?
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The magazine published several frames of the film days after the assassination.
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Warren frames her video as a direct response to a Trump challenge.
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Mr. Leight is adding clips to his Linnie aviator frames for fall.
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Destruction serves as a backdrop, but within the frames, there's only life.
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Gergel frames his story with the 21965 beating and blinding of Sgt.
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Another experimental product is Echo Frames, but I think these have legs.
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They come complete with a strong set of overlapping, mutually reinforcing frames.
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Therefore his work critically frames American as an abstract and malleable concept.
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This means even Warby Parker's $95 frames could be seen as overpriced.
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Peter Beinart frames this as a divide between "ideological" and "civilizational" conservatives.
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Djimon holds up a five, but doesn't get specific about time frames.
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These duck frames are kept in a box behind the butcher counter.
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Jen Kirby Seeing something like that, it frames your advocacy very clearly.
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I very much wanted these people to be trapped inside the frames.
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The two AMD cards were capable of churning out 62.5 frames per second as the screen swarmed with tiny units, while the GTX 1080 lagged slightly behind, only able to keep the action at 58.7 frames per second.
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For recording video, Samsung's Isocell Bright HMX can shoot up to 6K resolution at 30 frames per second, where the highest video resolution that smartphone cameras have been able to shoot is 4K at 60 frames a second.
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If you were to hold down the shutter button in the 11 fps continuous shooting mode, you'd reach a buffer of 116 frames of JPEG standard or 46 frames of RAW compressed images when writing to the SD card.
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The LX10 can shoot 13K video at 30 frames per second, and 1080p video at 120 frames per second, but there's no EVF here — just a 24-inch, 230-million dot LCD touchscreen that can tilt out 212 degrees.
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"There are duplicate frames at the moment of contact; 2 additional frames for no apparent reason but one could surmise that it could give the false impression of a split second more contact then there actually was," Smith wrote.
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The monitor is constantly refreshing its display contents to get those buffered frames in, and the imperfections in the loading and flushing of those frames create an ugly tearing effect that can ruin a movie or your gaming experience.
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To adapt the framing business to the digital age, and to make images of his frames — some of which cost up to $250,000 — accessible to the masses, Wilner has just launched a free iPhone and iPad app, eWilner Frames.
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Here is Enceladus setting, with all the animation frames aligned on Enceladus. pic.twitter.
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His old business, making decorative window frames, went bust a few years ago.
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The new frames, called the Leonora and the Winslow, include slight spec bumps.
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Robinson frames her film around the explicit war against Marston's life and work.
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READMEIt plays AAA titles from 2018 at well over 60 frames per second.
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Sorry, this mirrorless shooter can only muster 1080P at 60 frames per second.
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A central idea of physics is that reference frames don't change fundamental laws.
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" The earliest days of Street Fighter V were shaped by the "eight frames.
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Each was captured by multiple cameras, rolling at around 2,400 frames per second.
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I get the appeal of these frames — they require so little of us.
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It isn't an "exclusively gay moment," it's about a dozen vaguely campy frames.
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The result is a 25K clip with 83 separate frames to choose from.
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Yes, I know I look distressed, but I promise the frames are comfortable.
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"Kevin's Heart" tackles infidelity (and frames it in terms of more conventional addiction).
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STEVE LIESMAN: The President frames monetary policy as something of an international competition.
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The first has five commas, two countries and at least three time frames.
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"Frames have consequences," Gail Fairhurst, author of "The Power of Framing" told CNBC.
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The company outlined its plan to replace and repair towers, frames, and poles.
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Penelope wore white-rimmed sunglasses, while North opted for black cat-eye frames.
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The addition of official flag frames was first reported by TechCrunch earlier today.
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Naturally, the social network is again bringing back Profile Frames for the Olympics.
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Everything about the way Jenkins frames this story is unconventional, startling, and appealing.
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Higher frame rates will still be capped off at 75 frames per second.
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Reliever Michael Lorenzen pitched two scoreless frames to close out Cincinnati's first shutout.
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The result — which is shown at 343,000 frames per second — is pretty mesmerising.
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Even the brand-spanking new HTC 10 managed only 44 frames per second.
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I was checking out the bed frames to see how sturdy they looked.
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They are constructed out of wooden frames and have a concrete slab floor.
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In GIMP, use File then Open as Layers to load in your frames.
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Now, you'll find everything from pastel purple rounded frames to sage green aviators.
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If you roll your eyes in the Bose Frames, it will be noticed.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)As for sound quality, the Frames aren't too shabby.
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The Bose Frames (center) are about as stylish as my more fashionable sunglasses.
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The beefy arms don't look so thick when you actually wear the Frames.
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For slo-mo videos, your 1080 videos will have 83 frames per second.
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What do you get when you put screen-blocking film in glasses frames?
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As the name suggests, these are circular artworks without any frames or anything.
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The "cool" frames kept getting bigger and bigger, more oversized and bug-eyed.
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By layering colors and shades, he's able to create the illusion of frames.
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The first player to 18 frames will win the world title on Monday.
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Posting because in the comments, people are asking for the brand of frames.
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In short, it frames survival as an endeavor for the entire human society.
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It runs at 60 frames per second, because Everything Has To these days.
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That's a lot of frames, and leads to a lot of unanswered questions.
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Our approach identifies optimal start and end points, and also discards blurry frames.
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The individual visual narratives in Time Frames make up our collective human history.
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Vue isn't sending multiple pairs, and the frames are one-size-fits-all.
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And the phone supports super slow-motion videos at 220 frames per second.
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Local framers don't have this option, as all frames are made to order.
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By the end of the project, he had collected 50,000 frames of footage.
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"Smooth" ditches 15 of every 16 frames, making it look not so smooth.
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He scattered five hits over six frames, walking two and striking out four.
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They fired small plastic marbles from cannons mounted on top of their frames.
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By building GPS transmitters into frames, entrepreneurs freed them from fixed docking stations.
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In Britain the Luddites broke stocking frames to stop machines taking their jobs.
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The other was a pair of Alexa-enabled smart glasses called Echo Frames.
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Two restaurants near the scene, their window frames empty, continued to serve guests.
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Unlike the well-established global brand, Pair targets kids and offers customizable frames.
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The selection includes classic frames like the Clubmaster and Aviator to modern designs.
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Jose Berrios (0-1) allowed three runs and five hits in three frames.
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You'll see these options just below the frames in the bottom toolbar.14.
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Unlike Google Glass and Snapchat Spectacles, there's no camera on the Echo Frames.
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Echo Frames, a new pair of smart glasses, is one of those products.
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Amazon is releasing a pair of smart glasses, Echo Frames, which cost $180.
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You can also feel the Frames vibrating when you crank it up further.
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That's not to say I didn't enjoy the Bose Frames in the city.
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This aisle of picture frames had many sizes and colors to choose from.
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It drips with gold leaf frames, red velvet couches and other louche touches.
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In "Untitled (Herma 2)," the beard frames a deep inset beneath the mouth.
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A counter (bottom left) shows the number of frames elapsed after a detonation.
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I got off two frames that showed a partial version of the note.
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The frames are eerily devoid of people, lending to the sense of unease.
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Although the two ride on different frames, both are fully boxed for strength.
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While curators and artists may be skeptical of geographic frames, donors love them.
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He also spent $6,000 on a camera that shot 18,000 frames per second.
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"24 Frames" can't help but be affecting because it is Kiarostami's final movie.
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It leaves us with some strange close-ups for the final few frames.
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It is a museum-grade project, with quality frames, custom vitrines, careful lighting.
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For each, Valadier created small ornate marble frames resting on miniature gild lions.
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The hanging transparent frames near the entrance are holographic projection screens I made.
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We use different tools and work toward different goals on different time frames.
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The artist's golden frames sit brilliantly against the Bronx Museum's rich blue walls.
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The film consistently frames characters within bars to deepen the sense of imprisonment.
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But lately, the streets have been empty, resembling frames from a postapocalyptic movie.
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Erin and I slept on a uniform King mattress with split King frames.
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The Art Nouveau-style oak frames on the mirrors were installed in 1901.
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In the cartoon's final frames, Sarah wanders alone and barefoot through the snow.
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Bikes with missing wheels and shattered frames pop up in bushes and rivers.
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Crystal Night Swannies Like the pair above but want them in crystal frames?
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Looking at a few frames, I get a falling time of 23.5 seconds.
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One of those appearances resulted in five scoreless frames against Toronto on Aug.
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I taught two of them to make the wooden frames for my work.
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The latest runway shows featured sunglasses with colored lenses and vintage-looking frames.
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The internal coherence of these frames makes them deeply resistant to fact checks.
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Read more: The best adjustable bed frames you can buyBehind the cooling technology
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This meant that there were 72 tiny frames per roll instead of 36.
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The Medici crest features prominently in the woven frames of the tapestries' scenes.
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"The frames I used were from Hobby Lobby and were also on sale."
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This frames Offred as a hero whose resistance, however fleeting, is worth it.
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The artists staple canvases to frames or copy idyllic landscapes from laptop computers.
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The Todd-AO process of the 1950s ran at 30 frames per second.
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The #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement frames the scenario to make it seem like Warner Bros.
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The White House sets the policy agenda and frames the top-line message.
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The displays also make for good digital photo frames and smart alarm clocks.
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Instead, the Echo Frames seem squarely focused on serving as another Alexa wearable.
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" Damer frames Prolific's broader mission as making "trustworthy data about people more accessible.
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Sometimes the court tips its hand with the way it frames a question.
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There are limited time frames for how long a loan can be deferred.
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The #ReleaseTheSnyderCut movement frames the scenario to make it seem like Warner Bros.
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Images showed the mangled frames of vehicles and bodies lying on the ground.
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Politics, biology, and the law are all frames of reference, in surprising ways.
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The retailer just announced Echo Frames, eyeglasses that come with Alexa built-in.
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And yet, XIV frames this as potentially inspiring and unsettling in equal measure.
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Everything feels handworked: smooth white plaster walls and primitively carved wooden bed frames.
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Here's the full playthrough, recorded in stunning 1080p at 60 frames-per-second:
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These cells have achieved stunning improvements in efficiencies in very short time frames.
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Or to switch metaphors: People exist within a matrix of self-reinforcing frames.
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However, when they've been exhibited in recent years, frames often cover these edges.
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Wood or metal: Wood and tubular metal frames both offer strength and durability.
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That animation, which is 256 frames, is sitting in front of this camera.
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Staver, of course, frames this with the reasonable tact of a trained lawyer.
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It frames Pusha as one of the more internet savvy veterans of rap.
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The 1080 managed 112 frames per second playing Overwatch on Ultra at 4K, the the Vega 64 did a slightly faster 114, but the Vega 56 pulled of 563 frames per second at 4K with the graphics cranked to Ultra.
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For space reasons, Live Photos only save the primary frame in full 12-megapixel clarity, with the other frames handled as lower-resolution video; choosing one of these frames will therefore result in a photo with less detail than the original.
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The "Windows Mixed Reality Ultra" baseline has a graphics card, and experiences will run at 90 frames per second, the optimal standard for VR. "Windows Mixed Reality" PCs have integrated graphics, and run at 60 frames per second, a minimum standard.
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Profile Frames came out in 2015 as a way to let users around the world pledge allegiance to their favorite sports team, and in December of last year Facebook started allowing anyone to design and submit their own photo frames.
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The other is a consumer spherical camera called the Yi 360 VR. The Yi Halo is a $16,999 243-camera monster capable of shooting stereoscopic video in 8K resolution at 30 frames per second, or 5.8K at 60 frames per second.
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Performance-wise, Olympus has also improved the Pro Capture mode from the E-M1 Mark II. Previously, the mode would grab the last 14 frames buffered, but that's been more than doubled to up to 35 frames on the E-M1X.
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Google Glass EE is built to support both regular frames and safety glasses, and from the looks of the photos the visor protects the wearer's eyes better than, say, the trendy frames that were an option on the consumer edition.
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Available only at PC scale right now, a variable refresh rate allows your computer's graphics card to better communicate with the display receiving the frames so it can intelligently get exactly how many frames it needs in any given moment.
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The Hero4 Black was the first GoPro capable of shooting 4K video at a full 30 frames per second, and 1080P hi-def footage at 120 frames per second, making the camera ideal for production companies and other professional users.
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Capturing 53K at 60 frames and 2.7K at 120 frames is pretty fantastic for this tiny camera, and the quality you can get from pulling in 26p footage at 26fps for buttery smooth slow-mo opens up a lot, creatively.
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The Pixel 24's screen is said to support a 27Hz refresh rate, which is to say it can display animations up to 27 frames per second compared to the 33Hz/23 frames-per-second screens on Apple and Samsung phones.
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The iPhone app he just released, eWilner Frames, can instantly place any picture from the phone's camera roll into one of more than 100 frames in his collection — including those used for paintings by Picasso, Childe Hassam and Thomas Eakins.
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Think about when video gets stabilized: Algorithms shift the position of frames so the scenes and objects are aligned rather than all over the place, which means some frames get pulled left or right, and some get pulled up or down.
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If there are any NSFW frames in a cartoon, the Internet will find them.
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They could use AR, they thought, to "restore" the missing paintings to their frames.
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Illuminated with LED frames, they draw viewers near, but retain an air of mystery.
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You simply tell it how many frames you actually want to see per second.
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Set the max to 21 frames per second and Radeon Chill makes magic happen.
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For colorful frames that are not exorbitantly priced, you might try Eyebobs, Hitchcock recommends.
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Current HDMI connectors can handle 83K, but only up to 24 frames per second.
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An abstract sculpture frames a construction project near Meixi Lake Development, Changsha, Hunan province.
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Holt says that most animatronics move at a rate of 32 frames per second.
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Meanwhile, automated gantries—supportive frames—place concrete wall segments just behind the cutting head.
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Your paper frames the problem as essentially an issue of technology and technological innovation.
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Ditto the episode 3 opening, with its strobe lights, missing frames, and photographic tricks.
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But on September 19th, just as the final frames had been hung, Brătescu died.
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You can capture 8-megapixel stills and 1080p video at 30 frames per second.
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Unfortunately for the hunters (and the picture frames), things don't quite so as planned.
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I chose my frames, tried out a few features, and my appointment was over.
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In what you produce journalistically, most of it is actually on slower time frames.
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I put in many more frames that all of a sudden I like again.
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It will shoot 240 frames per second at 1080p for super slow motion footage.
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It fits her vibe, it frames her face, and it makes her feel confident.
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I got a second pair for about $15 in pink plastic frames as well.
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You could probably sample multiple frames to build a better depth map. pic.twitter.com/yweJ7hBJ1U
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Boston Red Sox RHP Joe Kelly has tossed 19 1/3 consecutive scoreless frames.
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Jeanne Moreau, Sam Shepard thank you for enlighten us at 24 frames per second.
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"It's unacceptable," said Meyer, who had thrown six scoreless frames in his previous start.
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I wrote some dialogue about picture frames because Zoe's family owns a frame shop.
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They then create a custom design and 3D print the frames in multiple colors.
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But would you say it frames the choice between you as a moral one?
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I buy shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and nails to hang my new picture frames.
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Specifically Sony says the XZ Premium can shoot 26 frames per second at 21p.
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Multiply by 30 or 60 frames per second, and you've got a video. Yes!
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Much of the research on the topic has been done across short time frames.
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Passersby snap photographs and watch construction crews attach glass panes to the steel frames.
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Photos posted on Facebook show windows popped from their frames and benches flipped over.
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You can see the position of each car in different frames of the video.
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I'll admit I too thought that when I first heard about the Bose Frames.
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The system does 1440×1440 per eye at up to 70 frames per second.
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But once the frames had been filled, I stepped outside into another circular hallway.
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Snap's camera-enabled Spectacles get an update today with two new styles of frames.
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But if they're succeeding over both of those time frames, they're doing something right.
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Tampa Bay's bullpen came through with two scoreless frames to close out the win.
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He's clearly got that Rivers Cuomo look down — yellow cardigan and black plastic frames?
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ChilliBeans is now using Lensabl to sell frames plus prescription lenses from their stores.
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You can identify the species by their especially fit frames and foam neoprene markings.
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His hoops and frames are now custom made, and his soldering lines much cleaner.
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For starters, thick lenses in big-ass frames literally get heavy on the face.
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This also means that parents don't have to ship back frames they don't want.
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But he hung around for six innings, with the last two being scoreless frames.
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By comparison, Facebook's implementation processes 20 frames per second using just your smartphone's hardware.
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Of course, that's assuming you want to use these frames in the first place.
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Scaffolding had been erected, and dozens of new frames were stacked on the floor.
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It frames a firm within a tightly defined market to expose a dominant share.
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Fallen trees covered the land, and two other buildings were reduced to wooden frames.
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Each is framed in one of O'Keeffe's signature "quarter-round" or "clamshell" style frames.
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In many of the Frames, the foreground and the background do not quite match.
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Many Republicans say their votes would depend on how Trump frames his request. Sen.
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A traditional geometric lattice frames the windows, and stylized chrysanthemums bloom on the walls.
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The Hill: Trump's closing argument frames midterms as a referendum on his White House.
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The host Illini took control in the extra frames, outscoring Nicholls State, 12-4.
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She snatched it up and turned it on him, snapping frames and coming closer.
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It's her brand of nationalism that now frames public debates on issues of identity.
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Squatters pull the windows right out of their frames, climb in and do drugs.
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Films have been presented almost exclusively at 24 frames a second since the 1920s.
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Clinton, places the presumptive Republican nominee in the boxy frames of a comic book.
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The looks repeated, with variations; the boys became frames for the images they wore.
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Amazon is releasing a pair of smart glasses, the Echo Frames, which cost $180.
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The only way to get your hands on Echo Frames currently is via invite.
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We're looking forward to learning more about the Amazon Echo Frames, including its availability.
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Standouts included the company's first smart glasses, Echo Frames, and wireless earphones, Echo Buds.
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Honestly, I'd be impressed if that's as far as Bose went with the Frames.
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Bose is also supporting the development of augmented reality apps for the Bose Frames.
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The Frames are no match for construction, even if you max out the volume.
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Within an hour, he had hung six frames from the molding over my couches.
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The high-rise footwear frames the lengthy silhouette (and makes it appear even longer).
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At times, the game was crawling forward at a ridiculous eight frames per second.
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On PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, GTA V runs at 30 frames per second.
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Sometimes that means running a game at 4K resolutions at 120 frames per second.
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A splash of green pigment frames her upturned foot, reflecting the forest behind her.
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Of course, the report is nowhere near as clear cut as McConnell frames it.
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Facebook frames it as "perfect for those spontaneous moments where text just isn't enough".
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You can then add special birthday frames before sharing it on the friend's wall.
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Our favorite video games are nothing more than frozen frames animated rapidly by machines.
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Games will max out at 1080p/60 frames-per-second in the base tier.
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Instead, he frames the studio's strategy as "evolution over innovation" and "execution over ideas".
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The Mavic Air is capable of recording 22018K video at 20 frames per second.
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Blum frames his visits to Sommer and the soldier's mother as fact-finding expeditions.
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As she did, the child started crying and Mr. Moore took a few frames.
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I pick up two frames for posters that need to get hung up soon.
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Many frames also contain newspapers heralding the latest devastation that the crisis has caused.
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Mr. Mitisek's simple, bland production — movable door frames and projected tabloid headlines — doesn't help.
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Scripture, after all, frames Jesus as a physician who arrived to heal the sick.
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Ms. Saipe's illustrations are printed onto paper and canvas; most fit in standard frames.
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Not in the tropical lushness of the main glasshouse, but outdoors in unheated frames.
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Researchers found 181 confirmed cases with time frames for identifiable exposure and symptom onset.
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Nail clippers might be next to stone humidifiers or HVAC filters or picture frames.
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