Novelty is a performer characteristic that refers to the experience an individual has with performance of a particular task.
Relationships between fame and mortality vary with performers' characteristics.
Vocal performance characteristics, such as tempo, colour, and expressiveness of singers are part of the unique artistic impression of individual performers and individual performances.
We examine whether stars still suffer excess mortality compared to matched general populations, identify which demographic and performer-type characteristics of performers affect survival and measure associations between adverse childhood experiences (ACE) and cause of death.
The stamps show both performers in characteristic poses: Davis, the jazz trumpet player who died in 1991, arched back with his instrument to his lips, and Piaf, the singer who died in 1963, with her hands dramatically extended.
The likelihood of being a top performer increases with characteristics such as age, education, and "entrepreneurial spirit".
In the age of fast computation techniques, higher-order velocity fluctuations were analyzed using Fourier transformation (Salazar and Collins 2012), but it was also rated as an ill performer for signature characteristics of time series in hydraulic engineering spectrum (Gurley et al. 2003).
If similar biases operate in wild animal populations, the adoption of culturally transmitted innovations may be significantly shaped by the characteristics of performers.
