Sentence examples for a common aspect from inspiring English sources

This book provides a fresh perspective on a common aspect of ­photography.

A common aspect of these pathologies is the development of acute or chronic neuroinflammation.

High uncertainty, a common aspect of the semiconductor manufacturing process, significantly enhances the complexity of this process.

The generation of ion gradients, including this protonmotive force (gradient of protons), is a common aspect of energy generation and storage in all living organisms.

Andreas Wörgötter, a senior OECD economist in Paris, said: "A common aspect of their problems is an over-expansion of domestic demand, particularly in areas like real estate, which helped create the property bubble - and this was loan-financed.

The universality that was the basis of The Year of Magical Thinking no longer applies: losing a spouse is a common aspect of human experience; losing a child is not.

As a result, these small groups are a very common aspect of life for many American Christians.

It falls upon me to relay a more common aspect of her life at Reid Hall, the constant mix of the personal in the professional, the private within the public, and the human behind, and inextricably linked to, the position.

A less common aspect of this study is the use of academic detailing on one topic over several visits, where each visit appeared to build on prior visits, leading to more comfort and improved performance by each physician.

Thus, both areas share a main common aspect: they raise new issues that need to be addressed in the field of addictions and, as such, force us to reconsider former approaches.

"Doing door duty is a real and common aspect of their job and it seemed like a really good way to grab some funny people that Andy is friends with and just have them show up," Schur said.