thematic

Modifies a noun

• inspection: These are 21 to do with some thematic inspections.
• sip: Forty eight area based SIPs and thirteen thematic SIPs were set up during the period 1999 to 2005.
• richness: Automobile workers this thematic richness encourages to complyaccording to the long haul.
• heading: There are 20 thematic headings which, in most cases, are further divided into subheadings.
• map: Note: D ot density thematic maps can only be created on maps with a region geometry.
• cluster: Lexical gapfill puzzles to promote learning of word groups associated by common setting or situation ( thematic clusters ).

Modifying Another Word

• largely: The complainant then submitted a further 11 largely thematic requests.
• broadly: Rather than a strictly chronological account, we were led through a broadly thematic dissection of the last 30 years of Saturday nights.
• primarily: Tho focusing on specific authors, the course is primarily thematic in orientation.

Preposition: in

• approach: The methodology owes much to the work of David Fitzpatrick: quantitative, forensic, thematic in approach and exhaustive in use of sources.
• nature: The remaining chapters of the book are thematic in nature.