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How many cranial nerves are there? - ANSWER 12 pairs How many spinal nerves are there? - ANSWER 31 pairs Penumbra - ANSWER Area of ischemic brain tissue that is potentially reversible What are the two types of hemorrhagic stroke? - ANSWER intracerebral hemorrhage and subarachnoid hemorrhage...

What is the definition of soil and foundation work? - ANSWER Grading in soil or installing underpinning, Augering in soil or removing sheeting, Excavating and drilling in soil or rock When contractors use light duty two-point adjustable suspended scaffolds in NYC, what - ANSWER ¾'' grade #1 un...

portraying events beyond their obvious appearance by way of shot type, angle, or point of view - ANSWER Looking into an event means: a means of communicating a message or story: film, web, radio, TV, mobile device - ANSWER What is meant by "medium"? aesthetic context - ANSWER An optical illu...

Scale refers to - ANSWER relative size of something When accommodating an STV image shown as full screen on an HDTV... - ANSWER stretching will occur Pillarboxing refers to - ANSWER a technique for changing the aspect ratio to show standard 4x3 video on 16x9, leaves black pillars on the sides ...

Scale refers to - ANSWER relative size of something When accommodating an STV image shown as full screen on an HDTV... - ANSWER stretching will occur Pillarboxing refers to - ANSWER a technique for changing the aspect ratio to show standard 4x3 video on 16x9, leaves black pillars on the sides ...

Ch.6: What is aspect ratio? a. how the frame is divided up into thirds (tic-tac-toe grid on the screen) b. how the frame is divided up into fifths (Golden Section) c. the field of view d. the depth of field e. the width-to-height dimensions of a frame (4:3, 1:1.85, 16:9, etc.) - ANSWER...

Artificial Masking - ANSWER the camera shot is blocked with objects, thereby showing only part of the scene in the frame. Screens within a screen - ANSWER news show with secondary or tertiary frames. Natural Masking - ANSWER Using buildings, trees, furniture to frame the image. Moving camer...

(T or F) People look short and chubby in a 16 x 9 image that has been digitally squeezed to fit a 4 x 3 aspect ratio - ANSWER False Which of the following does Zettl not identify as a result of creating a secondary frame within a primary frame? - ANSWER It changes and expands the original aspect ...

True or False: Over the past decade, we have graduated from an electronic society to a highly mobile one in which much of the actual movement involves objects and people. - ANSWER False True or False: One of the unique powers of TV is that it can clarify, intensify, and interpret an event to a po...

Jet lag is a term used to describe: - ANSWER biological upset of the circadian cycle. (T/F) The magnitude of subjective time is represented by a vertical vector. - ANSWER True Time we measure by the clock is called: - ANSWER clock time. (T/F) Structuring the four-dimensional field means att...

Scale remains constant, regardless of whether you perceive it on a large movie screen or smartphone display. - ANSWER True Placing a smaller picture in the center of the actual display screen, with the leftover space surrounding it - ANSWER Windowboxing There are no definite, fixed borders in ...

Direct address refers to: - ANSWER when performers speak directly to us, the viewers. Viewpoint and point of view refer to the same thing. - ANSWER False Visualization refers to: - ANSWER thinking about individual shots and sounds in your production. Screen continuity refers to shooting and...

Objects are perceived as getting closer rather than becoming larger - ANSWER When zooming in Cut, dissolve, wipe, fade - ANSWER Tertiary motion refers to Objective and subjective - time elements concerning the character's actions and feelings - ANSWER Character time refers to When an objec...

usually means the control and the manipulation of objective time and the structuring of subjective time. - ANSWER Timing determines the precise "at" position in the "WHAT" time are measured by the clock, "WHAT" time has come to mean when an event happens. - ANSWER Object or Clock time in...