Sentence examples for merging of themes from inspiring English sources

The merging of themes with similar ideas resulted in four sections and after refining and blending similar questions, 10 questions were proposed to cover the breadth of intangible costs and they focus on depression/profound grief, need for support, social isolation/return to normality and couples' relationship/siblings' issues (Fig.  3 and Additional file 8).

(DOC 72 kb) Additional file 8: Merging of themes.

Part of the play's effect depends on the merging of theme and form, with the actors orbiting the stage like electrons, neutrons and protons.

Connecting the identified themes and merging of appropriate sub-themes to form a main theme was done in the third stage.

This process resulted in minor amendments to descriptions of codes in the codebook, reassignment of some extracts to more appropriate themes and merging of two similar subthemes.

On-going reflection, discussions with key informants and reading of the literature led to the merging of similar categories into major themes.

Mapping and interpretation then allowed for merging of the individual perspectives into over-arching themes, and a common understanding that concurred across participants.

The merging of human and divine is a primary theme of Indian art, and it is the overarching subject of the show's central section, "Love and Longing".

The merging of these different theories, along with several additional themes, was proposed by Grant Hildebrand (1991), an architectural historian attempting to explain the innate appeal of several of Frank Lloyd Wright's residences.

This merging of civilian and military experience is a common theme.

The interviews, dinners, and symposia with real Chicagoans talking about how they've dealt with the themes of the play--become a merging of the fictional with the real.