As a reasonable solution to realize the essential idea, the paper proposes a model-driven workflow fragmentation framework, which provides a series of fragmentation algorithms that semantically fragmentate a workflow model by considering the semantic factors – performer, role, control-flow, data-flow, etc. – of the ICN-based workflow model as fragmentation criteria.
"There's an element of seductiveness in being a performer, and assuming a role that is publicly seductive is antithetical to Orthodoxy".
Mr. Lane is considering Douglas Carter Beane's new play, "The Nance," about a performer who played the role of the nance in burlesque shows in the early-20th century.
There's a fluidity to the staging that is almost vaudevillian, with a pair of glasses or a change of hat indicating that a performer has assumed another role, and a persistent swiftness to the pace that leads us over the spots where the narrative flags to the next song, which is, of course, where the emphasis of the show rightly belongs.
At a fundamental level, a common feature in AAS is that they are highly dependent on demands that emerge as the participant engages with the environment, when factors external to a performer play a major role on emergent behaviours [17, 29, 32].
Like live theater, you're a performer living in a role that you'll never be able to access in the same way again.
But when she does, it won't be just as a performer trying to fill a role.
So what's the role of a performer in all this – to provide escapism from the horrors of daily life?
With so many players -- and for the first time in years all are healthy -- each has a role like a performer in an ensemble cast.
Whether abandoning one activity for another without warning or ending her gestural phrases with impatient jerks, Ms. Moura continually interrupted herself and questioned her role as a performer.
