This often involves connecting with broader societal themes in order to open new markets (Rindova, Ferrier, & Wiltbank 2010).
At the time of scenario development, a new strategic research agenda titled "Towards green electronics in Europe" was developed (September 2009) where the OLAE umbrella promise was related to grand challenges and societal themes (like global warming, embedded intelligence, etc).
Fear of a Black Planet was praised by music critics for its sonic quality, societal themes, and insightful lyrics, and was named one of the best albums in 1990.
Its songs eschew the personal and societal themes of Airtight's Revenge in favor of upbeat songs about cultivating a romance and meditative laments on its dissolution.
Then lastly, societal themes exist throughout all three of his Batman films beginning with Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.
From Big Societal Themes, like murder, pedophilia, and terrorism, to more singular, intimate issues a young girl giving her dad all of her birthday presents to help him feed his gambling addiction, for instance—it managed to both completely lampoon its target and find a human angle that allowed the viewer in.
The portrayal of societal themes in popular cinema could be considered as a reflection of popular societal attitudes.
As some critics have noted, Psycho-Pass explores societal and psychological themes, such as the price of living without stress.
Not all of his works are strictly Portland, but "many of the stories centre around the Pacific Northwest and a broader theme of societal marginality in the new west," added tproland.
Within the human resource theme, wider societal factors emerged.
