Look up: timeline

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   Timeline
   Linear representation of the progress of an animation from the first to the last frame.
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   Timeline
   A fundamental element of the graphical user interface of most modern 3D software packages which shows the timing of the keyframes in a sequence of animation. Playback of the animation may be controlled either by a series of VCR-like controls, or by clicking and dragging with the mouse to ‘scrub` a slider to and fro along the timeline.
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   Timeline
   A way to look at how we store our time. An imaginary line connecting our past, present and future. This line is travelled along in order to re-visit and change our future or past history. We store memories in pictures, sounds, and feelings, and we know more or less where in time each memory belongs. Being 'In time' refers to being in the moment and...
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   timeline
   one of the ( ten ) system characteristics that might be used as criteria upon which to base an evaluation of system performance. Timeliness is determined by the currency of the system`s contents Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • up-to-dateness of information(data)achieved by purging the records of outdated information(data) Category: Automation (incl...
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   timeline
   noun a sequence of related events arranged in chronological order and displayed along a line (usually drawn left to right or top to bottom)
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