In an effort to preserve narrative flow, internal referencing has been sacrificed, but a complete set of source material is cited at the end of the compilation.
For all their modifications of source materials, Mr. Ek and Ms. Marin still preserved a narrative bearing some relation to that of the ballets they adapted.
In the end, we included a fair amount of information about croup and its management (e.g., signs and symptoms, what is a steroid, how the drugs are administered), but tried to incorporate this detail as seamlessly as possible into the story while preserving its narrative flow and tone.
However, to be preserved, such narratives needed in turn an audience, that is, a community of hearers who became the transmitters of the deeds that had been immortalized.
How did you preserve the narrative while including the necessary facts?
But the cheering thing about Bryony Lavery's new adaptation and Polly Findlay's production is that they redress the gender balance while preserving the narrative's excitement.
Starting from theories in the high-level language l, which is extended to allow concurrent actions, we define a translation to NATs that preserves both narrative and hypothetical reasoning.
Aiming to preserve the narrative is incompatible with a strict hierarchical system where the coder is forced to select the COD from the "top of the list" although another cause was evidently a more significant contributor.
Brontë's themes and moods — the modulations of terror and wit, the matter-of-fact recitation of events giving way to feverish breathlessness — are carefully preserved, though her narrative has been somewhat scrambled.
As Israel celebrated its Independence Day last month — an event that Palestinians call the nakba, the catastrophe — the videotaped accounts of Mrs. Natur and Mr. Tamir are part of efforts to preserve the narratives of both sides of the war that led to Israel's tumultuous birth in 1948.
