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What does flaming mean in ICT?
A chatroom, forum term or other social media term. It means someone posting a nasty or insulting response to a post. Unfortunately flaming is all too common in forums and chat rooms. The person posting it often wants to get an argument going and so deliberately posts provocative comments. Flamers can be fairly subtle, they may craft their words carefully to cause as much mayhem as possible. A cruder form of flaming is a 'troll', who simply posts basic insults rather than a more subtle approach.
What is vocal nuances?
Vocal colour- the subtle distinction or variation in style that gives music it's characteristics and expression vocally.
What is the machete sword used in Max Payne the movie?
It is a version of the greek kopis used by the Spartans, similar to the one used in Frank Miller's 300. It is also a more subtle reference to his being a Marine.
Bolero have a ostinato in it?
Surely this must be one of the most obvious examples of a work with ostinato. Another, though perhaps more subtle one is Chopin's Berceuse, where the ostinato pattern is in the left hand accompaniment.
Is Father Ted suitable for children?
Most of the humour is suitable for children. A lot of it is slapstick and silly humour which children would enjoy.. Some of the humour would be very subtle and children might not understand it like adults would.
Who created subtle moods rather than song emotions with his music?
lady gaga
Who subtle moods rather than strong emotion with his music?
Debussy
Who created subtle moods rather than songs with his music?
Lady Gaga
When was The Subtle Knife created?
The Subtle Knife was created in 1997.
When was Subtle Ways created?
Subtle Ways was created on 1999-06-29.
When was The Subtle Knife Audio created?
The Subtle Knife Audio was created in 2002.
When was Autumn - Subtle EP - created?
Autumn - Subtle EP - was created in 2002.
When was Subtle as a Flying Mallet created?
Subtle as a Flying Mallet was created in 1975-04.
Do individuals in high-content cultures rely heavily on nonverbal and subtle situational cues to convey meaning?
Yes, individuals in high-context cultures often rely on nonverbal cues, subtle gestures, and situational context to convey meaning in communication rather than explicitly stating it. This approach values indirect and implicit expression of thoughts and emotions.
What are the muscles that move the ears used for?
The muscles that move the ears are used for subtle movements that help animals detect sounds and express emotions.
What is the difference between melodramatic and dramatic acting styles?
Melodramatic acting is characterized by exaggerated emotions and gestures, often bordering on the unrealistic, while dramatic acting focuses on portraying emotions in a more subtle and realistic manner.
What strong flavored vegetables should you avoid while also cooking with subtle flavors?
onions and leeks
