Postmodern techniques, constructed largely in the late 1960s and 1970s, included use of interior monologues, radically stream-of-consciousness narrative, fragmentation, varying narrative points of view, neologisms, innovative narrative strategies, and frequent lack of causality.
When significant people reach significant ages there are varying narratives.
The first two hours of "Crash" provide little indication of how the varying story lines will integrate — much about it seems disjointed and thematically vague — but narrative guides the writers more than message.
In Experiment 2, we explore how the concepts conveyed in speech influence the information processed by novices when learning to understand topographic maps; we do this by varying the narrative accompanying pointing and tracing gestures to emphasize elevation information (Elevation Language group) or shape information (Shape Language group).
His wide-ranging work, of varying quality, included narrative dramas (Prodigal Son, 1929), classical remakes (Nutcracker, 1954) and Americana (Stars and Stripes, 1958).
28 Fourthly, analysis of suicides in small areas must be interpreted with caution because of the varying use of narrative verdicts by coroners and the difficulties in translating coroners' verdicts into codes according to the International Classification of Diseases.
Broad specialties like pediatrics or internal medicine can be viewed as the ultimate test for SDE applications; the application will be challenged to allow recording of a wide range of narrative varying from straightforward to very complex problems covering all aspects of both patient history and physical examination.
Movies have: (1) shots that vary in duration which are separated by cuts that dictate eye movements; (2) scenes that vary in duration which control event structure and attention to the narrative; and varying (3) degrees of motion and (4) sound amplitude that also affect attention.
The book is artfully written and absorbing, and its narrative explores varying routes to happiness, loneliness as the price of independence, and the ultimate power of education.
Glück's people don't interact in any conventional narrative; in varying, oblique ways, they manifest the poet's inner life, free from the standard moves of autobiography.
"Vertigo" shares a structure with "The Emigrants": four interlocking narratives of varying length.
