Sentence examples for creation of event from inspiring English sources

This allows for the creation of event chains, whereby a string of actors are invoked though the use of intermediate events.

TapCanvas, a startup that helps people build mobile applications without programming knowledge, is exiting beta today and announcing a partnership with Eventbrite for the creation of event apps.

Most of the research in social media event analysis has been directed towards the creation of event models for specific tasks such as detection, tracking, summarization and characterization of events in social media streams.

The other feature is creation of events, based on measured parameter values.

"Creating opportunities", as an action, means the creation of events by parents in order to shape opportunities for their child to get acquainted with other children.

But the key point is that when a novelist uses a major historical character, the reader has no idea what he or she has taken from recorded fact and what has been invented in their re-creation of events.

One of the many perils he identified was that "when a novelist uses a major historical character, the reader has no idea what he or she has taken from recorded fact and what has been invented in their re-creation of events".

"Bloody Sunday" is a stunning re-creation of events that took place in 1972, in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, when British paratroopers, trying to restore order after a particularly unruly period, opened fire on a peaceful demonstration and fourteen unarmed Irish Catholic civil-rights protesters died.

It is achieved in Burns's signature style through prolonged immersion in the archival past (and the avoidance of any filmed re-creations of events for which no visual testimony exists), by the sustained quality of analytic narrative, by a stellar cast of voices (Eleanor's letters are read, piercingly, by Meryl Streep), and by the impeccable authority of those consulted or interviewed on screen.

Less successful are the film's frequent dramatic re-creations of events in Salinger's life and, even worse, what it assumes is going on in his mind.

Be sure to include informative interviews, re-creations of events (or actual footage if possible) and factual documentation supporting all sides of the story.