Sentence examples for definition of narrative from inspiring English sources

A formal definition of narrative for cognition and its constituents are presented, and the functions that an implementation of the architecture needs are described.

And it means the definition of narrative content is going to continue to morph.

Within this over-arching definition of narrative sit many different genres of narrative ([ 31], P 231).

Our definition of narrative is primarily based on the work of Labov [ 18, 20, 21].

My working definition of narrative, derived from a wide literature, including the fields of narratology, literary criticism and linguistics is: A sequence of events connected together in a way that gives them meaning.

Finally, Additional files 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 show the definition of the narrative of events, which describes the evolution of the system; it is a sequence of basic events, each of which is a constrained textual description of a biochemical reaction involving at most two components.

Some movie executives attribute the shift to the popularity of reality television and others to the expanding definition of documentaries to include narrative, nonfiction entertainment.

A log was maintained of emerging codes, their definition, and narrative illustrating application of that code (open coding).

Well, if you accept Randall Jarrell's famous definition of a novel — "a prose narrative of some length that has something wrong with it" — Levin's book certainly qualifies.

At the core of the battle of narratives lies a definition of rights that has allowed both parties to ensure that peace negotiations do not produce the kind of painful compromises on both sides needed to achieve a definitive resolution of their deep-seated conflict.

Reading Proust, one is almost by definition declaring one's readiness to dispense with the illusion of narrative in one's concept of living.