It's a constructed event, a play Herzog wrote because she wanted to write a topical play, which is where the whole issue of memory, and especially recovered memory, comes in.
Her provision of a calm, respectful and nurturing atmosphere created affective relations in a culturally constructed event that held rhythmic intention expressed between the three infants and their educator.
Considering pregnancy as a socially constructed event, Schneider (2002) assumed that "women's views reflect, more or less, the views of the health professionals, family, friends, and those in the literature" [ 14].
More specifically, the approach employs a similarity measure that is based on information theory principles, and is applied between the features of the incoming events, and the features of a set of retrieved or constructed events, that we refer to as beacons.
From the viewpoint of social constructivism, health and illness can be seen as socially constructed events [ 32, 33].
Evidence for this comes from Hassabis, Kumaran, and Maguire (2007), who performed the similar contrast of constructing novel scenarios > recalling previously constructed events (albeit without control for novelty and from a week earlier rather than a day earlier).
A matched pair analysis is used to construct event-control pairs to determine the relative risk of crash, injury, and fatality.
23 24 Pivotal to our paper is the concept of the 'narrative turn' in that narrators construct events through their story, expressing their feelings, beliefs and understandings about leadership processes.
When constructing events with paths, the direction of PAS was not taken into account, and we also set the maximum number of edges allowed on a path to 5. We also expanded the vocabularies by including the derivation forms of the tissues and triggers, because they appear in text not only as one POS, but also others with the same lexical root.
For one thing, the notion of an experiment an artificially constructed, single event or series of events designed to test for a predicted outcome did not exist.
Event-based semantic theories treat events as ontological primitives, so in the following section we show how time can be constructed from event structures, as exemplified by the Russell-Kamp construction.
