Sentence examples for a static aspect from inspiring English sources

There's a static aspect to this music, set-piece arias given momentum by dense, rippling, vividly coloured orchestration (how Rameau loved a bassoon, insisting on four); vocal ornament to intensify expression; the corps of dancers – choreographed by Aletta Collins and here dressed in dark leotards – shaping and enhancing the action.

Rajagopal (2002-2003) explains that the focus of legal research on finding conflicts and gaps in Law, rather than building an ideology, gives a static aspect to the legal system, as well as contributes to the weakening of the authority of Law.

The above predictions attribute an important role in controlling cortical dynamics to a static aspect of brain organization, i.e. axonal geometry.

Our findings stress the role of axonal geometry, a static aspect of cortical organization in controlling cortical dynamics in a flexible, stimulus specific way and in, particular, they attribute a role to a striking and usually neglected aspect of cortical organization, i.e. the existence of channels of inter-hemispheric communication of different conduction velocity.

In other words, those strategies provide only a "static" view of metabolic aspects.

It is, after all, surveying a realm whose only static aspect is its past.

The aim of this paper is to propose an augmented framework for verifying and validating the static aspect of safety critical systems by analysing the UML class diagrams and the relationship between them.

The static aspect of system behavioral complexity can be modeled in a similar approach as that of system structural complexity as developed in "The structural complexity of formal systems".

Beyond this merely static aspect of appearance, some also want to investigate its genetic aspect, exploring, for instance, how the phenomenon intended for example, a book shapes ("constitutes") itself in the typical unfolding of experience.

In static aspect, proportional flow control is required, which means the static flow through the valve can be proportionally controlled by pilot pressure.

The thesaurus is mainly derived from terms of the standard ISO 19152 2012 Land Administration Domain Model, which represents the static aspect of the domain.