Sentence examples for joint themes from inspiring English sources

According to configuration theory, organizations strive for consistency between design parameters and contingency factors and the interdependencies among organizational elements create a stable pattern of action resonating around joint themes that reflect the driving character of the firm.

We summarise the joint themes coming from the discussion.

For example, a learning community's reading and writing class and a speech class took on "The American Dream" as a joint theme.

This CLAHRC has provided examples where iterative dialogue and synergies developing between academics and practice and between disciplines within Themes, particularly blending research with knowledge mobilisation expertise, has led to increased joint theme activity and grant capture.

His joint paper with Gähler and Gupta [15] of 1975 also provided valuable results related to the theme of this paper.

Continuing with the joint-venture theme, good friends of the diary Leeds Gallery Munro House and Café 164 deserve a quick plug for "#CYCLISM", an exhibition "of all things pedal-powered on two wheels".

Knowledge networks' activities revolve around three main fundamental themes: joint projects and information exchange, interaction with stakeholders, and network management.

This merely helps to set the stage for Mr Balls's proposed head-to-head televised debate between the two, set to be the climactic scene in my notional, speech impediment-themed joint biopic, A Cock and Balls.

Ideal management of osteochondral lesions in the ankle joint is still theme of debate.

We then held a joint discussion to compare themes and sub-themes identified; a process that led to development of a unified list of codes for use in data analysis.

Last two years have taken its toll on me.' (Caucasian Female 1, aged 81 with joint pain)." Three themes relating to descriptions of chronic pain emerged from our analysis: diversity in conceptualising pain using a simple numerical score; personalising the meaning of pain by way of stories, similes and metaphors; and, contextualising pain in relation to its impact on everyday activities.