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What is difference between characterisation and standardisation?
Characterisation is the character of a person or the way someone acts, standardisation is the standard process of something that is the basic and or standing process
What has the author George Constantinidis written?
George Constantinidis has written: 'Growth and characterisation of single CuInSe2 crystals' 'Electrical characterisation of doped CuInSe2 single crystals'
What writer has bad rapport?
Dan Brown, poor characterisation and dialgoue
How does piper's or stiff diagrams assist in the characterisation of groundwater chemistry?
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What is the characterisation of Harry in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
The whole book is an example of indirect characterisation. The reader follows Harry and see his thoughts, speech and actions, letting the audience see for themselves what the character is like.An example of direct characterisation is in the first chapter when the reader is being introduced to Petunia Dursley. Her appearance is described as is her tendency to listen into the neighbours conversations.
Codes and conventions in written text?
Imagery Climax Characterisation Setting Contrast
What are the conventions of danmari?
conventions for Danmari performances include exaggeration, specific characterisation and comedy.
The literary term for stereotypical characters such as the mad scientist is what?
This would probably be a biased characterisation
What has the author Jill Caroline Richardson written?
Jill Caroline Richardson has written: 'Characterisation and expression studies of a \\'
What has the author Helen Killen written?
Helen Killen has written: 'Biochemical and serological characterisation of a calf rotavirus'
What are synonyms for acting?
performance, playing, portrayal, impersonation, characterisation, temporary, substitute, interim, provisional, surrogate
What does characterisation mean in dance?
Characterisation in dance refers to the process of embodying and expressing a specific character or persona through movement, gestures, and facial expressions. Dancers use techniques such as body language, style, and emotional expression to convey the traits, motivations, and stories of their characters. This enhances the narrative of the performance and allows the audience to connect more deeply with the characters portrayed. Effective characterisation enriches the overall experience, making the dance more engaging and relatable.
