Introduction to Clos Networks. Clos network is a multistage switching network. Figure 1 shows an example of a. 3-stage clos network. The advantage of such network is that connection between a large. number of input and output ports can be made by using only small-sized switches. A. bipartite matching between the ports can be made by conï¬guring the switches in all.
The first four, character, plot, theme and dialogue remain the same, but the. following additions are now also considered essential elements of drama. â¢ Convention: These are the techniques and methods used by the playwright. and director to create the desired stylistic effect. â¢ Genre: Genre refers to the type of play.
SIX ARISTOTELIAN ELEMENTS OF A PLAY. 1. PLOT The arrangement of events or incidents on the stage. The plot is composed of âclearly defined problems for characters to solve.â (Kernodle, et al 6) Plot is to be. differentiated from Story which is a chronological detailing of events that happened on and off stage. Events happening off stage are introduced through exposition (narrative dialogue).