Sentence examples for whose thematic from inspiring English sources
It has the backing of a well-resourced team, whose thematic approach to investing has proven a success over the long term.
That seemed to be the message of Umit Benan's breakout show, the first runway presentation for this designer, whose thematic conceit was a period "after the war".
Until then, slavery had been something of a taboo in African-American literature, whose thematic center of gravity was in the urban North and whose theme was the black experience of modernity.
As an example of the potential use of P-band polarimetric images, they were classified by a contextual classifier (ICM), whose thematic stratification of land use/land cover was associated with biomass class intervals for mapping purposes.
The latest additions are published by Hogarth and written by authors whose usual thematic choices align with specific plays.
He works in thematic series, whose topics have included the Holocaust, disease, Flemish nationalism, Belgian colonialism, post-9/11 America, and the mystique of Walt Disney.
The television series "666 Park Avenue," whose title invites little thematic speculation, arrives next week on ABC and will be, to the best of my knowledge, the second time an architecturally significant apartment building in Manhattan has been deployed as a fictional vessel for Satanism.
According to these findings, we identify five thematic areas whose further investigation could enhance the energy studies field and increase the policy-relevance of contemporary research.
The bicycle plan developed in 1998 was a thematic plan whose intention was to identify the main bicycle routes that were planned across the city.
He's also unfamiliar with author J.K. Huysmans, whose writings form a thematic foundation for Submission.
The data from the interview transcripts were analysed using an (inductive), thematic approach whose purpose was to describe and draw inferences and/or conclusions, patterns and/or trends about the characteristics of communications major headings which refer to the producers or causes of content, and the audiences and consequences of content [ 17].
