One of the challenges is to express narratives of pedogenesis in an explicit form that can be incorporated into digital soil mapping.
It is a vital ingredient in the president's communications arsenal, a social media-fueled, brashly expressed narrative of dubious accusations and dark insinuations that allows him to promote his own version of reality.
What they wanted to figure out, Standefer explained, is "how do you express the narrative without doing a very staid and corny vignette?
And they need to express this narrative skillfully, not just over the Internet but also in phone calls and face-to-face interviews.
The Weishaar-Howard project overview describes how "the raised figurative walls" of the Memorial visually express a narrative of the sacrificial cost of war.
What is it going to say?" Creating something that expresses a narrative.
Almost every state and private media outlet has swung behind the new order, with the government clamping down on those who dare to express alternative narratives.
Earlier, Julia professes a mistrust of happenstance: "After a while you can begin to feel stalked by coincidence, or as though you can manipulate the world by expressing a narrative desire — this thread is loose, this thread inconclusive".
However, these documents are frequently expressed in narrative or anecdotal form, which is difficult to aggregate and standardize for comparative purposes.
Lyrically, the song expresses a narrative about a man who, burdened with many failed relationships, ends his life by driving into the ocean.
