a bit of a character
21bit part — noun a small role (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑minor role • Hypernyms: ↑character, ↑role, ↑theatrical role, ↑part, ↑persona • Hyponyms …
22Bit part — A bit part is a supporting acting role with at least one line of dialogue. In British television, bit parts are referred to as under sixes (fewer than six spoken lines). Unlike extras, who do not speak any lines at all, actors in bit parts are… …
23Bit-stream transmission — In telecommunication, the term bit stream transmission has the following meanings: 1. In bit oriented systems, the transmission of bit strings. 2. In character oriented systems, the transmission of bit streams that represent characters. In bit… …
24Character actor/actress — This familiar term refers to those actors especially adept at creating varied characterizations from play to play, moving easily through all genres of dramatic performance. Character actors usually played supporting or bit roles, although some …
25Bit player — A bit player is an actor who performs in theatrical works in minor roles either as a hobby or to earn a living.The term is also used for aspiring actors who have not yet broken into major (supporting or leading) roles.See also:*bit part… …
26bit mapped font — font in which every character is composed of a bit map image of the letter it represents …
27Character fighting techniques (Ranma ½) — This article cover fighting techniques used by characters in Ranma ½ that are not practitioners of Musabetsu Kakutō Ryū.Independent regular characters =Ryoga= Ryoga is an exceptionally proficient martial artist, roughly comparable to Ranma, whom… …
28Character map — Eine Codepage ist eine Tabelle mit einer Zeichenkodierung verschiedener Zeichen, traditionell geprägt von IBM. Apple verwendet für den Macintosh den gleichbedeutenden Begriff Character Map. Im Deutschen nutzt man eher das englische Original, da… …
29bit — n. in computers, a single character, especially a single binary numeral (0 or 1): abbreviation of binary digit …
30Control character — In computing and telecommunication, a control character or non printing character is a code point (a number) in a character set, that does not in itself represent a written symbol. It is in band signaling in the context of character encoding. All …
