I imagine him looking out his little window there in St . Petersburg seeing people walking around out there in those Russian hats, and just as he's about to invent some "meaningful," theme-causing things for them to do, he freezes up, because per his observations, such meaningful, drama-exuding things do not happen so tidily in reality.
The TREDS team used basic content analysis to categorize the data into meaningful themes (Hsieh & Shannon, 2005).
Conceptual fluidity was operationalized by creating an iterative coding system that did not categorize individual items as 'good' or 'bad' since the research aim was to identify emerging qualitative trends across participants' responses by generating qualitatively meaningful themes (Bryman, 2012; Corbin & Strauss, 2008).
So are the more immediately meaningful themes of democracy, freedom of expression and human rights in the Americas.
"The Leftovers" is a show that clearly, even desperately, wants to explore meaningful themes, but too many elements of the show still feel generic, and its habit of bypassing believable character development has led it to flounder and flail.
In view of the fact that there is an emphasis in To Kill a Mockingbird on the power of the words we speak, a typographic illustration style was chosen as the best solution for illustrating the meaningful themes of the story.
To keep pace with the broad classes of new sequence, structural, and functional data arising from compilations of genomic and proteomic data in particular, many powerful approaches have been developed for unearthing meaningful themes and hypotheses from within the jumble.
Categories were then clustered into meaningful themes.
These issues helped shape the emergence of our meaningful themes.
The identified units were then coded, categorized and later grouped under meaningful themes.
