Sentence examples for network of characters from inspiring English sources

You build up this whole network of characters who talk about your books and sometimes have conversations with yourself".

While the narrative centres on one such figure, Mevlut Karataş - a yoghurt vendor and waiter by day, and a seller of boza (a low-alcohol drink) by night - it sustains a vast network of characters.

His line of work brings him into contact with a network of characters whose separate stories "Twelve" follows in the days leading up to New Year's Eve, when the novel's plotlines converge at a single calamitous party.

Inspired by a 1996 New York murder -- the killing and dismemberment of a 25-year-old club denizen, Angel Melendez -- the play constructs a complicated network of characters who become involved in the mysterious disappearance of a young Trinidadian immigrant named Dominic.

The analysis of the network of characters and the segmented scenes are then used to extract a shortened version of the movie.

When "The Whale" was produced at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa last year, the play signaled the emergence of a dramatist capable of embodying his human concerns in networks of characters who are profoundly conflicted about releasing themselves from the prisons they call home.

The main contribution of this research includes (1) a construction of the social network of the characters to determine the protagonist, character's role and the storyline in the given movie, and (2) a method to formulate the movie summary and indexing using social network technique.

Les Miserables Network (LMN; (lambda ) (_{mathrm{sp}} = 1.81)) [24]: this is a network of 77 characters (nodes) in the novel Les Miserables; there exists an edge between two nodes if the corresponding characters appeared together in at least one of the chapters in the novel.

Anna Karnenina Network (AKN; (lambda ) (_{mathrm{sp}}) = 2.47) [24]: this a network of 138 characters (vertices) in the novel Anna Karnenina; there exists an edge between two vertices if the corresponding characters have appeared together in at least one scene in the novel.

Copperfield Network (CFN; (lambda ) (_{mathrm{sp}} = 1.83)) [26]: this is a network of 87 characters in the novel David Copperfield by Charles Dickens; there exists an edge between two vertices if the corresponding characters appeared together in at least one scene in the novel.

They helped us piece together a network of subordinate characters, Red Army veterans, old comrades, serving and retired museum curators.