an agency in the General Services Administration that is a security organization to provide a safe environment where Federal agencies can conduct their business
Faculty Profile System This Client/server database system, designed by MCIS, lets the user track faculty status, research activity, space allocation, demographic information, and committee activity It is used by administration and departments
The requested rate at which the camera should capture data, in frames per second The default value is 15
Feet per second Apollo spacecraft velocities were read out in feet per second This measure is still used as a measure of spacecraft velocity today, although because NASA must cooperate with engineers from many countries where the SI system prevails, it is becoming increasing common to use meters per second
Frames per second The number of times per second that a scene is redrawn to give the illusion of continuous animation A movie is 24fps, a good game should be at least 30fps
An abbreviation standing for frames per second; the number of frames per second needed to create a motion image For example, in film there are 24 (fps) frames per second, in standard U S color television there are 29 97 fps European standard television uses 25 frames per second
Abbreviation for frames per second, referring to a unit of measurement used when dealing with video Each frame is a picture The frames per second indicate how many times the picture will be changed per second When using a web-camera, the transmission rate is usually 15 frames per second TVs use 25-30 frames per second, providing a very good quality picture
Frames Per Second The number of video frames that displays each second in a streaming video clip
"Frames Per Second," the number of still frames (pictures) that give the illusion of motion, which appear in a single second of time
Frames per second This applies to moving picture tools such as video, movie cameras and animations Used to describe how many frames the motor drive or winder can record automatically per second consequently