On each successive day, problems on the worksheets became increasingly dissimilar in theme; then in form, from the calculations within the game until on the last day(s), problems were completely unrelated to robot movement (e.g., plow sizing, paint mixing, etc.; i.e., far transfer).
It's a motif that captures something not all that dissimilar to the themes of "Louie," in which physical appetite is both a promise and a trap, impossible to easily resolve.
The unrest that occurred at the University of Missouri and at Yale University, two outwardly dissimilar institutions, shared themes of racial obtuseness, arthritic institutional responses to it, and the feeling, among students of color, that they are tenants rather than stakeholders in their universities.
It would be indelicate to burden the unassuming, down-to-earth Mr. Wilson with labels, so varied are his themes, so dissimilar are the shapes and forms of his plays.
"I realized about halfway through developing the program, Reverberations really isn't that dissimilar from the other themes that I've had over the years," Music Gallery artistic director David Dacks tells THUMP over the phone.
Mr. Reeves spent years "carrying the begging bowl," as he put it, seeking financing for this "allegory about the pressures and seductions of the modern world," themes not terribly dissimilar from those of "Side by Side".
In their seriousness, adult themes and stories that are different from the usual multiplex fare — if not dissimilar enough to be alienating — these independents help fill an increasing gap created by the studios.
The documents were examined for themes that were related and similar or dissimilar.
Instead of offering what Brown calls "a rich and well-ordered argument," Tchaikovsky integrates what Keller calls "new and violent contrasts" between musical themes, keys and harmonies by placing blocks of dissimilar tonal and thematic material alongside one another.
However, the themes that arose in our study are not dissimilar to those that have been found in other studies [ 2, 20].
