Narrative in ICAR, means both automated and worker-entered documentation of actions taken in processing a child support case.
Narrative. (Provide a complete description of the job/event and the requested duties of the officers.)
Narrative style report for use by the print media. Generate a report listing the hole-by-hole scores for each player, and a summary page that breaks out hole-by-hole results for the entire tournament field (number of birdies, pars, bogies, ..., for each hole).
Examples of Narrative in a sentence
Narrative reports will, if possible, be provided in English, French, or Spanish.
Do not use attachments to extend or replace any of the sections of the Project Narrative.
Your application will be scored according to how well you address the requirements for each section of the Project Narrative.
If indemnified objects will be placed in storage at any time during the indemnity period, give dates and the facility to be used, and within the applicable Narrative sections fully describe how objects will be cared for and protected (the Federal Council may determine storage periods to be ineligible for indemnity coverage).
Required activities must be reflected in the Project Narrative in Section V.
More Definitions of Narrative
Narrative means the sequence of events of a story or song.
Narrative has a perspective. It means that the narrator can only narrate in the above-mentioned spatial and temporal perspective, and that the dimension of “linguistic articulation” depends on the one of “bodily articulation”. Language certainly articulates the formless world and gives forms to it, but it can happen only based on the world that is already perspectivized and articulated with body. The perspective of “narrative” can be realized only based on the spatial and temporal perspective from the origin of <my body>. Since the latter has been elucidated by phenomenology, the “narrative” can only elucidate the dimension of language based on the phenomenological analysis.
Narrative means that not all studies on the topic were searched for.
Narrative. The narrative provides a physical description of the historic property and a discussion of its history and the property’s historic context. • Photographs: Photographs provide visual documentation of the property as a whole through its significant features and details. • Drawings and plans: Architectural and engineering drawings and plans document the historic property with a precision not available in photography or narrative. MHPR documentation utilizes two levels of documentation, similar to the levels in Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS), Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), and Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS) documentation. Level I documentation provides extensive, detailed information about the historic property. Level II provides a brief, concise documentation. Table 1 provides a comparative summary of the components of two levels. Extent of documentation
Narrative means the written notice of the Approved Route, as approved by the Authority. Near Miss means any event arising out of or in connection with, or relating to the performance of, the Contractor's Obligations that, but for some intervening event or act, may have resulted in an Accident (i.e. involving:
Narrative means a document prepared and submitted with each plan approval phase which describes how ESD will be implemented to the MEP. The document must describe each ESD element which will be used, justify any proposed structural practices and must incorporate a list of all comments received from all of the reviewing agencies/departments and how each comment was satisfactorily addressed.
Narrative means the relevant narrative for the Remote Consultation CCSD Code as set out in the Schedule.