Sentence examples for recorded narrative from inspiring English sources
In golf's rich, bountiful and meticulously recorded narrative, Woods's comeback has few, if any, comparable precedents.
Fragments of newsreels and domestic photographs flicker behind it, and recorded narrative, underlined by music, touches on the chronology of Shostakovich's unhappy life.
The audio recorded narrative interviews were transcribed verbatim and the transcripts were analysed in three stages: naive reading, structural analysis and interpreted whole (in line with Ricoeur's theory of interpretation [ 33, 35].
Other errors included coding within the incorrect section (health worker information in the patient section) and blank sections, particularly for narrative data (44% recorded narrative data).>> For Scenario 2, 100% correctly reported on Section A and B under identification, time and location.
The recorded narrative, credited to Johnny Cunningham and spoken by Stanley Townsend, tells us what he is thinking.
"The MPS also accepts that the findings of the inquest jury, with its recorded narrative verdict, was at variance with the IPCC's initial report and therefore creates the need for further investigation and greater clarity".
The tour ends at the University of Toronto, where the recorded narratives will be indexed for scholars and the museum- and library-going public.
IT is tempting to think of Steve Reich's creative output in two major chunks: the works that came before "Different Trains," his monumental 1988 string quartet based in part on recorded narratives from Jews who survived World War II, and those that followed that watershed.
In addition to arranging photos into albums, users can record narrative voice-overs.
Islamic tradition does also record narrative biographies of the life of Muhammad, and those are called sirah, but they hold a lesser place in the eyes of most Muslims.
Ever since scholars learned to decipher more and more Maya glyphs, beginning in the 1970's, they have realized that the classical Maya elite were using their advanced writing system to record narratives of their rulers, wars and celebrations.
