And for the teens, a tedious thread involving Carrell and Moore's son, who has a crush on the babysitter, who in turn fancies dad.
The human clinical studies discussed above suggest that, in the etiology of these diseases, there may be a common thread involving the synergistic interaction of the pathogenic proteins Aβ, SNCA, and tau.
A heartwarming viral Twitter thread involving a tender moment between children at a swimming pool and a Muppet with autism is being hailed for showing why media representation, specifically for children, is so powerful.
A single episode of "The Sopranos," by contrast, might follow five narrative threads, involving a dozen characters who weave in and out of the plot.
One thread involves some animals struggling to survive at night.
There are a variety of reasons (Hintikka and Hintikka 1983 Hornsby 2000; Nye 1996, 1998), but one common thread involves the idea that philosophy of language is excessively individualistic.
The pacing is expertly judged, and the potentially confusing narrative threads, involving multiple actors in scattered locations, are tied together neatly.
One of the core narrative threads, involving romantic feelings between siblings, was inspired in Yoko's mind by the anime series Sister Princess.
Useful payload fields are the names and the TIDs (Thread Identifiers) of the former and new threads involved in the context switch.
C. G. Millin: A set task involving thread, primarily by a woman, that is saving money (t chi in a stint + m in i.e., & lit).. C. J. Morse: Quick needle-and-thread job – or it's machine time wasted covering it (it in anag. incl. t).
