Sentence examples for accidental aspect from inspiring English sources

The contemporary tendency is to overlook such qualifications, even to suggest that what went awry in the treatment of the buffalo, or the natural landscape, was not an accidental aspect of 19th-century American culture but its defining characteristic.

This is not an accidental aspect: from the 19th century going on through 20th (and 21th century), technology is continuously stimulating the research on audio, radically challenging different contexts of perception and production [4, 5].

It doesn't take long to realize how far from the accidental is every aspect of this Azalea Garden, except, perhaps, that some of the older azalea plantings from the 1930s and '40s just happened to remain here, long after they had been overwhelmed by intrusions of other plants and the casual care once given this nondescript hillside.

Admiral Zumwalt was also concerned about the humanitarian aspects of accidental exposure to toxic agents, including ionizing radiation.

By avoiding the use of neuromuscular blockers, and by cooling the animals to severe hypothermia, we intended to shed light on aspects of accidental hypothermia as well.

Armed jihadists were involved, but other aspects seem more accidental than symptomatic.

But many groups found its social aspect, which had been almost accidental in its development, essential.

Results show that, although the plan aspect ratio seems important for the selection of a design accidental eccentricity, this ratio does not have a significant influence on frame shear forces.

Maybe Ben Mezrich's (author of The Accidental Billionaires, upon which this movie is based) penchant for glamorizing the playboy aspect of every storyline had too great of an influence in the filmmaking.

Accidental mishaps do not necessarily reflect on one's personal character or flawed aspects of the self because the behavior can well be caused by external, situational factors.

The numerical analysis discusses some aspects of particular relevance to the behaviour of ship structures subjected to accidental loads.