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Technique by which inanimate objects seem to come alive by flashing a series of minutely changed images, called
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Any process whereby artificial movement is created by photographing a series of drawings (See also cel animation), objects, or computer images one by one. Small changes in position, recorded frame by frame, create the illusion of movement.
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Animation is the creating of a timed sequence or series of graphic images or frames together to give the appearance of continuous movement.
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The movement of elements through time and space. Also, the process of creating and recording images that change over time. Everything in a scene is represented by numeric values and, as such, animation is also the process of changing these values-position, color, or any other property-over time.
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Any change of a parameter over time. Generally refers to a change in position of the video frame, moving the video over a background while it plays.
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