Sentence examples for corresponding narrative from inspiring English sources
Each part of the installation there are 42 in all has a corresponding narrative that adds to a larger story of the evolution of trees in the urban environment.
With his collection of more than a hundred Joyce Hatto CDs, Barry had created the most diversely prolific and gifted pianist to emerge in decades, with a corresponding narrative that aroused the esteem and good will of music lovers around the world.
The question at this level of consistency is: Are the, e.g., numerical scenarios consistent with their corresponding narrative scenarios?
To this end, a critical step is to be able to identify the drug entity from the corresponding narrative text.
The designs described by these 96 papers, and the corresponding narrative summaries, formed the library of phase II trial designs around which the guidance manual was developed.
You want your graph adjacent to the section of the corresponding narrative.
The workshops' recordings were transcribed and the information collected was combined with information gathered in the literature review to redesign the final set of scenarios, with the corresponding narratives.
The Metro that Louis Ferdinand Celine cited as his inspiration, claiming that "I owe the revelation of my genius to the Pigalle station," his famous ellipses -- peppered throughout such novels as "Death on the Installment Plan" -- corresponding to narrative rails along which the "emotional Metro car" of his story clattered.
In the first step (step 1, Figure 1), only textual variables corresponding to narrative sections of the medical reports are imported from the table "report".
After filtering, the codes and labels were stored in a temporary table ("aft-filter" table, step 6, Figure 1) and then divided into different tables corresponding to narrative sections of the report (reason, observation, procedures, etc).
From 9/11 to the Paris attacks, from Ebola to Isis, every major global event attracts a corresponding counter-narrative from the 'truthers', some so all-encompassing that they take over people's lives.
