Sentence examples for through the thematic from inspiring English sources

Often there are so many elements in a Dsquared show that you have wade through the thematic welter to see what's actually going on.

It was very good at turning economic strength into military and naval power, through the "thematic" system of military land tenure and other means.

The connection of the modern to fascism does not appear solely through the thematic of the false restoration of the aura, but also within the process of its disintegration by shock.

However, any effects of subjectivity were minimized through the thematic analysis of the interviews, in which we collated themes expressed by the interviewees and discussed them in the context of the policy domains to provide generalized insights.

HARARE, November 2013 - A team from the Swedish embassy in Zimbabwe recently met with UNICEF to review progress on programmes supported by Sweden through the thematic funds.

In 2007, the Hong Kong government adopted the Picker Patient Experience Questionnaire-15 to measure self-reported inpatient experiences through the Thematic Household Survey.

Our conceptual framework enabled us to identify the relative attention each pathway has received through scholarly research, the thematic narratives present in this research, and the evidence regarding the kinds of interventions that have been developed to address health inequities in particular food system pathways.

This research was financially supported through grants from the ISAFRUIT Project through the European Commission under the Thematic Priority 5 - Food Quality and Safety of the 6th Framework Programme of RTD (Contract No. FP6-FOOD-CT-2006-016279).

During the charting process the data were rearranged through constant comparison, and the thematic framework was expanded in light of the application of the data.

We identified potential interview partners through literature included in the thematic analysis of articles, extensive internet searches and known experts of the field.

But it is difficult not to notice an unmistakably reflective, introspective inclination in his new show, The Far Side Of The Moon, a thinly fictionalised account of two brothers coming to terms with the death of their mother, channelled through the unlikely thematic conduit of the Soviet space programme.