If you run out of friends, the game is over, a systemic theme that echoes its story.
There are both qualitative and quantitative connections between the theses, and according to these connections, the theses have been divided into systemic theme categories.
Information structure is defined here as dividing the flow of discourse into units, each containing a newsworthy element, and in contrast to the Systemic Functional systems of Reference and Theme.
His first album in 14 years touched on themes of systemic racism (1,000 deaths) and structural power (The Charade) through country funk, silky R&B and metronomic basslines.
The avoidance of such systemic risk was a theme for both Bernanke and Paulson's remarks, which were delivered while the financial sector was once again in turmoil.
Since that time, however, four of the six presidents elected had been governors who never served in Washington and who made systemic reform their central campaign themes.
We propose three themes for thematic focus: systemic risk and natural hazards; sustainability science; and adaptive governance.
And so, Any Day Now seamlessly executed themes such as internal and systemic racism, the privilege to remain silent in the face of oppression, and racism-related trauma themes that remain prevalent in our society, but not so much on our television screens.
These risk factors could be clustered into three themes, including baseline patient characteristics, systemic physiology, and fluid resuscitation, and eight subthemes.
Using narrative synthesis techniques, we clustered the 62 identified candidate risk factors, including 38 for IAH and 24 for ACS, into three themes, including baseline patient characteristics, systemic physiology, and fluid resuscitation, and eight subthemes (Table 3).
