The subway-voice idea, he thought, could be both funny and thematic, like Mork talking to Orson.
Mr. Gaultier actually resisted the show ("For me, an exhibition like that is for people when they are dead," he said), but he acquiesced when its curators presented a modern treatment with thematic displays and talking mannequins.
The dialogues had various aims: discussing the data, inventorying wishes, exchanging ideas about issues and solutions, and selecting themes (e.g., by using a 'world café', roundtable talks and thematic meetings) [ 20].
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"I wasn't talking about thematic accuracy, which the Times lacks," Carlson said recently at a midtown Manhattan hotel bar, a few hours after finishing guest-hosting duties on "Fox & Friends Weekend".
In her stump speeches, Clinton acknowledges the need for more expansive technical education, but this has none of the thematic force of when she talks about the traditional liberal-arts system.
Thematic analysis involves coding respondents' talk into categories that summarise and systemise the content of the data [ 20].
We began by developing a thematic framework to organise patients' talk into the five domains of contextual features: patients' characteristics, acupuncture, their acupuncturist, their relationship with their acupuncturist, and the physical and institutional setting of acupuncture.
In a combined statement, they said they hoped Pence would "talk to his about the most important thematic through line in the movie," noting that "nothing can be accomplished without working together for the same goal". .
Participants spent more time talking about incentives than any of the other thematic areas.
