An abbreviation for Eastman color negative.  It is a developed negative. 

An abbreviation for edit decision list.  A negative cutter uses it when the filmer cuts digitally in order to stay true to the original without the aid of the workprint. 

E.S. stands for editorial sync.

Ecchi refers in anime to something that is perverted, such as Playboy pictorial in the United States.
 
 

A decorative ribbon lacing positioned on the front of a stomacher; it was fashionable from the later part of the seventeenth through the eighteenth century.  The term originated from the French word for “ladder,” because the ribbon pattern looked like one.

A kind of outline quilting that is commonly applied on applique quilts. The applique motif is quilted-in-the-ditch and then the following line of the stitching is placed parallel to the first line. This process is repeated for the 3rd, 4th, 5th...stitching lines while always maintaining the same space distance between the lines.

An edge is a place where two shapes or forms meet.  This connection may occur in terms of a line or tonal change.

The exposure over a film’s edge from direct light.  Often it is due from light leak that happens when a camera door is not taped shut.  Sometimes it gets outside or in a frame and can influence the visibility of the latent edge numbers.

 Changing the types of edges included within a piece of work to avoid monotony and add interest; these edges may be hard, soft, intermediate or lost.

A workbench that includes rewinds that are joined to it.  Frequently a built-in light table is placed at its center.

Another term for trim bin.

An edition is a number of prints that are created from the original piece of artwork.  The number of the edition does not contain special editions or artist proofs. 

A series of sync marks on sound and picture that pair up on the same frame.  It can be helpful to use the mark E.S. when labeling in order to let others or oneself known it is an editorial sync mark.  It should not be confused with a printer’s sync – which involves sound and picture that are displaced. 

 (1852 - 1911) Abbey was a successful American book illustrator, etcher, and painter.  He is known for his historical scenes and murals such as his commission piece, "The Quest of the Holy Grail" and another of his commission pieces made in honor of Edward VII's coronation in 1902.  He also worked for Harper's Weekly from 1870 until he died.  His book illustrations were especially well-liked.   

A type of low-sheen finish that can be found in a variety of colors.  This type of paint is applied over surfaces similarly to gloss paint.

A type created in 1815.  It showcases a bold face along with square serifs or heavy slabs.

Light is made up of a long band of radiant energy.  On one side of the band are X rays and ultraviolet rays.  On the other side of the band are invisible heat and infrared rays.  The band includes a section of visible light rays where all color is found.  This is called the “spectrum.” 

Elements can be classified into two main CSS groups; these two groups are replaced and non-replaced.  Elements can differ substantially in how they are presented depending on which group they belong to.  Most HTML and XHTML elements belong to the nonreplaced group; in this group, an element’s content is viewed by the user agent within a box created by the element itself.   Most elements in HTML and XHTML are nonreplaced elements, such as paragraphs, lists, table cells and headings.  

There are two main kinds of element display roles in CSS3; inline-level and block-level.  Every CSS3 display values land in either one of these two types.  Because not all properties are applied to both types of roles, it is essential to learn which role a box is associated with.  

Em space is a space that is the same width as the point size of the types.  Em space depends upon the point size used.  For example, an em space is 16 points wide for 16-point type, and 12 points wide for 12-point type.

To emboss an image means to give the image dimension by giving the image an appearance as if it was projecting from a flat surface. 

A raised design that is applied onto a wall through pressure or heat.

A finish that gives a decorative touch.  It is often created using uniform designs from a machine or using special tools.   The design is heat-pressed onto the surface of leather.  The result is the creation of a series of raised marks (as opposed to depression marks used in debossing) that make up the form of the design. 

A term describing a type of bone convex form, an eminence is the lowest type of flat bump – the lowest type of convexity.

A dress characterized by a high waistline, puffy sleeves and a straight skirt.  The style was worn during the First Empire in France, 1804-1815.

A type of paint that is water-based; it is often applied over ceilings and interior walls.  Acrylic resins and vinyl are frequently added to these paints which makes them hardier than their traditional finish counterparts.  

A lay of silver that is adhered to the base.  When it is exposed and then developed, emulsion makes an image through the silver areas; the areas prevent light from coming through, and the clear areas permit the light to come through.

A sequence of numbers on a film that start after the emulsion type.  Once a film is created, every batch receives a number so one can shoot a single sequence with any one of the batches.  Combing batches in the past was more difficult because frequently the emulsion batches could be “off” which of course affected the visible effect in the film.  However, mixing emulsion batches is not such a bad thing nowadays because emulsion batches have become more consistent.  However, they can still be a little off today.  The ideal way is to shoot a single sequence with one particular batch. 

Emulsion leader can be cement spliced, unlike plastic leader.

A term that refers to the make-up of a film’s emulsion.  An emulsion may be designed to be slow, grainy, fine, full of color, white and black, fast, tungsten….etc.  Each emulsion’s type is signified by a number.  For instance, Fuji uses 250D to represent that the film contains an emulsion that is daylight balanced film with an exposure index of 250.  Certain emulsion types are more desirable than others based upon one’s end purpose of the film.  It is often best to stick to one emulsion type when shooting a single unbroken sequence. 

A technique in painting that involves a binder that is melted wax. 

Endotoxin are toxins released by particular bacteria.  The term “endotoxin” was coined by Richard Friedrich Johannes Pfeiffer.

Engageantes are sleeve ruffles created from either drawn work or fine lace in both double and triple layers.  This type of ruffle was popular during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. 

An enzyme is a substance that alters the rate of a chemical reaction without itself changing during the process.  Enzymes are essential in the correct functioning of organisms and cells.  Lacking a particular enzyme can result in a host of problems due to the lack of chain reactions that the enzyme is responsible for starting.  An example of the importance an enzyme plays is when someone is lactose intolerant; such a person lacks the enzyme in his/her stomach to break down milk sugar, causing uncomfortable symptoms to result. 

A term describing a type of bone convex form, an epicondyle is a bump located by a condyle.

Refers to the equation that governs the horizontal layout of absolutely positioned elements.  The equation that determines the width of the containing block is as follows: vertical scrollbar width + left + margin-left + border-left-width + width + padding-right + padding-left + border-right-width + margin-right + right.   

Refers to the equation that governs the vertical layout of absolutely positioned elements.  The equation that determines the height of the containing block is as follows: horizontal scrollbar height + top + margin-top + border-top-width + height + padding-bottom + padding-top + border-bottom-width + margin-bottom + bottom.  

3 teaspoons = 1 tablespoon \\
4 tablespoons = 1/4cup \\

5 1/2 tablespoons = 1/3 cup \\

16 tablespoons = 1 cup \\

2 cups = 1 pint \\

4 cups = 1 quart \\

4 quarts = 1 gallon   \\ 

These are measurement conversions.

An erector is the term used to describe a muscle that holds something upright or erect.

A version of a dating sim that is adults-only because of its erotic content.  The game revolves around having sexual intercourse with potential characters.  Dark themes and erotic visuals are frequently used.  S&M content, rape, and bondage may be included in a game.

Essential fatty acids are fatty acids that animals and humans must obtain through their food.  These acids cannot be manufactured in the body; they are called “essential” due to their necessity for maintaining good health. 

A brand name referring to polyester base.

A kind of lamp used in a projector that plays optical sound.  The project plays a track by putting it through the exciter lamp (a photo-electric cell that is sensitive to light). 

A term referring to the types of leathers from reptiles such as snakes, lizards, and crocodiles.  Exotics can be purchased in smaller quantities than hides made into leather made available through the meat industry. 

A type of font in which the set widths of the characters are wider in relation to the normal typeface. 

To export means to permit a user to save a file in a different format in order to open it in another program.

A number that refers to the sensitivity of a light to a specific kind of film.  It measures film speed.  Each film can/box contains an E.I. number (same as A.S.A and I.S.O on a light meter).

Expressionism (1905-1925) is a movement characterized by exaggeration and distortion in order to create an emotional impact.  It did not just affect the visual arts, but it also affected other disciplines such as literature, theatre, cinema and dance.  The aim of the movement in art was to try to visually express subjective emotions and responses experienced by the artist from the events and forms around him.  He does this through the use of manipulating art elements in volatile ways, exaggeration, fantasy, primitivism, and distortion.   The reproduction of the visible world were not the aim of the movement; rather, the artist’s own individuality was of the utmost in important in recreating the true meaning of the things according to HIS sensibilities.  Expressing something intensely was key.  Key artists of the movement include: Max Beckmann, Otto Dix, Lionel Feininger, George Grosz, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, August Macke, andinsky, Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, Oskar Kokoschka, Alfred Kubin, and Edvard Munch.

 

To extend as it relates to muscles means to straighten.  An extensor is a muscle that extends.

Extended type is horizontally wide typefaces such as Hellenic, Latin Wide, Egyptian Expanded, Microgramma Extended and Hellenic.

Hollow tubes of metal mounted in the middle of the lens and camera that come in varying lengths that can be combined together.  They can be used on a long lens to take very close shots.  When one uses an extension tube, he/she should realize it cannot be used with a wide lens, and some light is absorbed if it is used as an extension tube. 

Part of the forearm, the extensor carpi radialis brevis includes the lateral epicondyle of the humerus.  It is located at the dorsal surface of base of the second metacarpal.    The extensor carpi radialis brevis is responsible for straightening and pulling back the wrist.

Part of the forearm, the extensor carpi radialis longus    includes the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and ridge just above it.    It is located at the dorsal surface of base of the second metacarpal.   

Part of the forearm, the extensor carpi ulnaris includes the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and dorsal surface of the ulna.  It is located at the dorsal surface of fifth metacarpal.    The extensor carpi ulnaris is responsible for extending the wrist and bending it sideways towards the ulna.

Part of the forearm, the extensor digitorum includes the lateral epicondyle of the humerus.  It is located at the dorsal surface of the four fingers.      The extensor digitorum is responsible for straightening and pulling back the fingers.

The term external is a descriptive word regarding the locations of the body.  The term external signifies moving toward the exterior of a hollow form (like the trunk). 

Artists that draw inspiration from the physical world around them are externally focused.  Drawing what is around them is often the first thing people do to start developing as artists, and they may continue to be externally focused as artists for the rest of their lives.  However, in time they may change and become more internally focused.  Approaching art with an external focus creates objective art - art that is perceived rather than art that is subjective - stemming from the mind or heart.

Part of the torso, the external oblique is on the body’s ribs where they join up with the cartilages.  The lateral edge of the rectus abdominis is attached to the medial edge through the use of a tendon that covers the latter muscle.  The external oblique allows the ribcage to rotate from side to side.  The left external oblique pushes the ribcage causing the left shoulder to move to the front; this works the same way for the right external oblique.  It is also responsible for bending the lower part of the spine side to side. 

An eye catch is a title screen, scene or illustration within an animation episode that signifies the exit to or the return from a commercial break.  An eye catch is often viewed during Japanese TV programming; it is not animated. 
 
 

Eye level refers to the height a viewer’s eyes are positioned in relation to the ground.  There are various eye levels.  For example, lying down creates a very low eye level, and standing on a mountain creates a very high eye level for the viewer.  One’s eye level usually is the same thing as the horizon line.  In one and two point perspective, the vanishing points are located on the eye level. 

The term refers to the direction an actor needs to look at off-screen in order to pair the shot with a reverse angle or P.O.V. shot.  Often times an actor is given something in particular to look at off-screen to ensure the direction they are looking in is correct.