Sentence examples for an internal aspect from inspiring English sources
Physically the most important notion of AQFT is the principle of locality which has an external as well as an internal aspect.
Being interested in a structured modular approach we want to be able to abstract away all internal aspects of systems that are used as components within a system's architecture.
The internal aspect of locality is that there is a constraint on the observables of such local algebras: All observables of a local algebra connected with a space-time region O are required to commute with all observables of another algebra which is associated with a space-time region O′ that is space-like separated from O.
Contact loading may also lead to a relative motion of the skull-brain surface regarding the internal aspect of the base of skull.
The average point total in the standardized Multidimensional Health Locus of Control scale (MHLC), in the internal aspect, in the group of PNH residents reached a level of 26.04 (Me =27) and was not significantly higher (P=0.078) in comparison with the group of UTA members (25.16).
Maybe as the internal aspect of cognition shrinks relative to the external, technological aspect, the differences in internal characteristics across the population will cease to matter very much.
The internal aspect of the nodule shows small hypodense foci with negative Houndsfield units on measurement.
This suggests that the mechanisms of directional attention in general, in its external as well as its internal aspect, are involved the representational neglect phenomenon.
Moreover, the anechogenic triangle separating the LHBT from the internal aspect of the bicipital groove is no longer visualized (Brasseur's triangle sign).
It is shown that optimized trees with tapered fins have slightly larger global conductances, but nearly the same external and internal aspect ratios.
The LHBT can be dislocated (in front of the lesser tuberosity and sometimes into the glenohumeral joint), or sub-dislocated (LHBT located in front of the internal aspect of the bicipital groove) (Fig. 12).
