For me, personally, Judy Garland represents an indomitable spirit, a razor-sharp wit and an infectious joy, that make her weaknesses a small thread in a very large tapestry of an amazing life and career.
Ultimately they fired two-thirds of them and mined their data to figure out the common thread of weakness.
Kafka once abjured, simply, "Never again psychology!" Gross is of this school, and the one weakness of "A Double Thread" is that too often he decides tastefully to "draw a veil" over this or that incident when full disclosure seems warranted.
To this end, techniques such as a SWOT analysis can help, which may be able to reveal the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threads of a particular technology or project.
McQueen is something of a unifying thread in the book and a man with an evident weakness for tomboys: His second wife, Ali McGraw, is pictured just a few pages later in a photo by William Claxton.
"Dominicans are having to thread that needle: how to love something but also calling attention to its weaknesses," said Edward Paulino, assistant professor of history at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, who is Dominican-American (and no relation to Nina Paulino).
The common thread in these myths is that they serve to minimize the scope of the economy's weakness.
"Threads" also has weaknesses which keep it from being an ideal apocalypse.
And it was from kite-surfing, a sport that relies on the strength of the ropes tethering a surfer to a wind-drawn parachute, that Griffith drew the idea for smart ropes, in which embedded conductive threads reveal developing weaknesses.
