Sentence examples for includes thematic from inspiring English sources

The memorized liturgy includes thematic medleys of Bible verses, songs, chants, and prayers and ends with members raising their right hands in homage (hence Ringatu, or "Upraised Hand").

Marked Themes add coherence and emphasis to texts through the use of Theme Predication, which includes thematic and informational choices.

At launch, the Kids store includes thematic app collections, including "Create & Play," "Shapes & Colors," "Explore the World," "First Words & Numbers," "Musical Apps," "Learning Made Fun," "Interactive Kids Stories," and more.

Eggins (ibid: 320) argues that "skillful writers and speakers choose marked Themes to add coherence and emphasis to their text" through the use of Theme Predication, which includes thematic and informational choices.

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The new booking policy often includes thematic shows.

Although the new galleries, like the old, will be organized chronologically, they will include thematic sections to reflect new scholarship.

Other trips include thematic and regional guides to the Underground Railroad, the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor in Pennsylvania, and the Shaker Trail.

The festivities at Mills Pond House on Route 25A in St. James include thematic films and a talk on "Gender Roles" by Leonie Huddy, director of the Stony Brook Center for Survey Research, from 1 to 3 p.m. and, at 3 p.m., a concert by Harriet Meyer, pianist, (631) 86316315.

Word frequencies and content analysis of the focus group transcript, including thematic and narrative analyses, were used to uncover themes.

A range of methods can be used to identify crime hot spots including thematic mapping, kernel density estimations, nearest neighbourhood hierarchical clustering, and the Getis Ord GI* statistic (Eck, Chainey, Cameron, & Wilson, 2005; Chainey & Ratcliffe, 2005; Levine, 2015).