Sentence examples for thematic aspects from inspiring English sources

We write about technical & thematic aspects of general market trends.

The present article tries to establish how the Cervantine novel becomes a clear model for Scott's historical fiction, analyzing the debt which the Scottish author's first novel, Waverley, or 'Tis Sixty Years Since, evinces some structural and thematic aspects of Don Quixote, concluding that Cervantes's masterpiece is an extremely important element in the origins of the historical genre.

Critics praised its melody but were divided on thematic aspects such as poignancy and accuracy.

But in some ways it's the thematic aspects that stand out most.

Murch's sound design is like an aural lasagna, each layer of diegetic and recorded audio baked into the next, and serves both the narrative and thematic aspects of the film.

Robert Vagacs, author of the book Religious Nuts, Political Fanatics: U2 in the Theological Perspective, describes the song as the antimatter of "Where the Streets Have No Name", in both musical and thematic aspects.

This computation provides the pathogen specific number of ontological terms for every thematic aspect.

Number of terms are listed that are attributed to a thematic aspect.

Subcategories are not summarized in the leading headlines The number of terms was stratified by pathogen and thematic aspect and extracted from the ontological knowledgebase for climate change and food-and waterborne diseases, 1998 2009 Numbers of terms for each hierarchical level represent the level of detail available for a certain thematic aspect.

In the context of our search terms (as described previously), we computed the proportion of ontological terms from the thematic aspect climate/environment relative to all other ontological terms.

We summarized the number of ontological terms in the knowledge base for each pathogen by thematic aspect (food, water, climate/environment, and reservoirs) to expose potential discrepancies in frequencies.