Observing the purely physical and natural, perceiving it in a way transcending one's self, and experiencing something metaphysical -- that is at heart a very Malick-esque thematic foundation, after all.
He's also unfamiliar with author J.K. Huysmans, whose writings form a thematic foundation for Submission.
Knafo is also laying thematic groundwork.
But her stories are not blatantly thematic.
Thematic cohort classes lay the foundation for a Johns Hopkins SAIS approach to political and economic risk analysis that serves to complement more traditional training in quantitative methods.
So later this year, Landslide, my foundation's annual thematic compendium of threatened and at-risk landscapes, will focus on Kiley's extant legacy, along with an exhibition at the Boston Architectural College.
These include the identification of the foundation theory, the thematic reduction of this theory to create the a priori framework, and the transition from the resultant framework (based on the a priori framework plus new themes) to the final conceptual model.
During the initial coding phase, a deductive approach was employed with the interview guide serving as the theoretical foundation from which principle thematic categories were identified.
A major shift in the organization of science curriculum has been a move from traditional discipline-based foundations for content to a thematic approach that utilizes unifying concepts, such as evolution or energy (FLDOE 2008; NRC 1996, 2007).
Although the POLS program is flexible enough to have the liberty to explore your interests, the foundation of POLS lies in its thematic clusters— Knowledge, Theory, and Skills.
This paper describes the theoretical foundations and development of a multidimensional, water-focused, thematic indicator of rural poverty: The Water, Economy, Investment and Learning Assessment Indicator WEILAII).
