But the poem's most important thread, I think, is one that celebrates the importance of words and speaking.
The fourth and most important thread is Mr Knausgaard's father, a figure who provides the book with both its narrative drive and its all-enveloping sense of menace.
The most important common thread has been a claim of coverage under a so-called sue-and-labor clause, a provision in many property insurance policies derived from 19th-century shipping insurance contracts.
Professors such as Wieman, Charles Hartshorne, Bernard Loomer, Bernard Meland, and Daniel Day Williams made Whitehead's philosophy arguably the most important intellectual thread running through the Divinity School.
Third, and most important, the golden thread has more to say about desirable dynamics in society than how to bring them about.
That's a common thread: The most important time for exposure appears to be in utero and in childhood.
We identify uniquely with different individuals across varying topics, but the timing of each update we share, which serves as the disruption point, combined with the state of the extended attention aperture of friends and FoFs are perhaps the most important factors in determining the thread and viral opportunity for potential conversations surrounding content.
Counting the threads is the most important part of Hardanger embroidery.
I try to answer every question you ever had about the league — which guys mattered (and didn't), which teams mattered (and didn't), how the league came to be, what were the big misconceptions about the past six decades, what were the great "What ifs," etc. etc. — and most important, if there's a common thread that ties these questions together and makes the sport easier to understand and evaluate.
The analysis step focuses on how to find the most important regions of the applications to thread.
