- Industry: Convention
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The time it takes to return to your original point of departure during a continuous move.
Industry:Convention
The software that makes Webcasting work. These stream audio and video from a central source, or media server, to recipients on their personal computers.
Industry:Convention
The station used to transmit signals from Earth to a satellite (videoconferencing).
Industry:Convention
The support poles placed around the perimeter of a tent; also known as pin poles.
Industry:Convention
The session added on the end of the day to accommodate an extra plenary lecture, usually after dinner.
Industry:Convention
The small white lights on cords, used to decorate ficus and other trees.
Industry:Convention
The sequential numbers assigned to each frame of video or film representing the passage of time in hours, minutes, seconds, and even tenths of seconds, for example 01:20:35:10, which indicates that this frame can be found in the first hour, twentieth minute, thirty-fifth second, and first tenth of a second of videotape or film. Time codes are used for catalog purposes when identifying scenes and are most important during editing, saving valuable time in locating scenes needed for a particular edit.
Industry:Convention
The sending of video signals via microwave to an existing satellite for transmission to selected sites or anyone capable of satellite reception for that signal; used for teleconferencing or broad distribution of a message on a national or international basis.
Industry:Convention
The rightmost part of an Internet address is called its zone. Name zones are divided into two categories: the three letter zone and the two letter zone. Three letter zones are set up by type of organizations;. Com stands for commercial;. Edu stands for educational institutions;. Gov represents government bodies and departments. Within the United States, most Internet sites have names in one of the three letter zones; elsewhere, it is more common to use geographic names, by country or other recognized political entity.
Industry:Convention
The requirements and procedures prepared by event management for attendees, contractors and exhibitors for a given event.
Industry:Convention
