Sentence examples for established thematic from inspiring English sources

The Conference of Parties, the governing body of the convention, has established thematic programs that set goals and strategies for conserving genetic resources in each of several major types of ecosystems: marine and coastal areas, inland waterways, forests, mountain areas, agricultural areas, and dry and subhumid lands.

The arrows show who cites whom, and their thicknesses correlate with the citation flow indicating established thematic clusters.

These phrases are used to create rhythmic accompaniment and melodic figures called riffs, which help to establish thematic hooks.

The memos and regular team meetings allowed us to continuously review content and establish thematic saturation.

We will also establish thematic saturation for physicians as a distinct group and continue recruitment and coding until all coders agree that three consecutive transcripts are saturated across all major themes.

We identified themes within each content area and established that thematic content saturation had been reached.

"Reflecting Absence" uses expressive details of water, in its many, ever-changing forms, to establish a thematic motif for the project, while the most cinematically ambitious of the presentations, "Suspended Memory," tries to glimpse the future life of the memorial through a series of vignettes.

The EU has reinforced its strategic approach, linking all ESI funds under common provisions and a set of guiding principles, the Common Strategic Framework (CSF), as well as establishing eleven Thematic Objectives on which ESI Funds support should be concentrated.

Up to the 20th century he was credited with establishing the Thematic system but modern scholarship now points more to the 660s, under Constans II.

 The ECWG has established active Task Teams and Thematic Groups to meet Cluster objectives.

Rather than fostering pan-European research collaborations within pre-established thematic priorities, the ERC set to boost the dynamism and creativity of European research by giving individual scientists carte blanche in proposing research projects.