Príklady frame

• A picture frame often has bevelled edges.

• This door won't shut properly. I think the frame must be out of true.

• The painting was presented in a gilt picture frame.

• She painted the window frames with great care so that no paint got onto the glass.

• She wears glasses with tortoiseshell frames.

• The opera singer's 104-kilo frame has earned him the epithet of 'Man Mountain' in the press.

• The frame needs to be strong enough to support the engine assembly .

• He has a runner's wiry frame.

• It's a frame rucksack with a belt and padded shoulder straps.

• Although it was old, the frame of the bed was in good condition.

• Ordinary image recognition techniques are applied to the video frames to find the eye, the position of eyelids and the centre of the pupil.

• It is quite clear then that an artificial frame of some kind does not exclude the possibility of an organic development.

• It gives insight into the format of experts' knowledge structures; experts turn out to use mainly frame representations.

• The dotted line represents the part at the part mating frame in the robot workspace.

• Each bar of the histogram is a ' bin ' representing the number of spikes within a given time-frame : in all experiments each ' bin ' represents 1 second.

• When a situation is represented by a frame, a matching process takes place.

• The additive constant may be removed by changing to a moving frame [6].

• Opposing trends stressing macrohistory, historical regularities and a larger geographical frame of reference can also be observed.

• The document survived in a frame as a decoration hanging in the local pub (no. 317 ; see also p. xlii).

• This can perhaps best be illustrated by a particular frame of reference that surrounds the grafted tree.

• This effect causes target position to be misperceived when it is surrounded by a frame presented asymmetrically.

• It was constructed with a rectangular steel section structure, timber frame and asbestos-cement sheet cladding.

• According to this view one tends to perceive selfmotion primarily with respect to a visual reference frame.

• Studies of the motet have tended, likewise, to frame analysis in the terms established by cyclic masses and their forms of musical elaboration.

• These trajectories can be conceived as frames of references indicating the nature of the change to be expected.