Sentence examples for narrative generation from inspiring English sources
Narrative generation has historically suffered from poor writing quality, stemming from a narrow focus on story grammars and plot design.
Next we describe the Author architecture for narrative generation and an end-to-end implementation of the Author model in the StoryBook narrative prose generation system.
Because mindfulness engages different networks from those that are harnessed during narrative generation and ruminative thoughts about the self, the practice of mindfulness enables individuals to enter a mind-body state that is different from mind-body states connected with trauma and from states in which individuals ruminate about the traumatic past.
For a novel concerned with the saving power of story, "Generation A" turns out to be remarkably slight on narrative.
She asserts the importance of celebrating the positive narratives generated by the hip hop generation.
Sitawa Wafula has struggled with trauma-induced mental health issues and is developing a ten-week community mental health program covering awareness, advocacy, creating narratives, income generation and support systems in Nairobi, Kenya.
Yet, while this narrative is generations old, the advent of new technologies and social media platforms has not only magnified the pains suffered, but it has ensured that evidence of the same go farther, wider, and faster than ever before.
Video game journalists have always interpreted the industry in the grand narratives of generations, console wars, legacies and heritage.
As in earlier longitudinal qualitative research, narratives describe generations of families given formula milk or solids from 3 months, with no evidence of harm and these accounts are employed to counter any implications of being a 'bad mother' or putting a child at risk.
Europe needs also a new narrative for the generation of citizens born after the second world war.
How you fell victim to a constructed narrative: of a generation that all acts a certain way.
