With America's concept of family expanding and moving farther and farther from the 1950's model, each season brings new books, particularly for younger children, exploring and celebrating small aspects of this significant cultural evolution.
In addition, with the exception of Oko (Niger-Congo: Benue-Congo; cf. Akerejola 2005), studies on African and American languages cover small aspects of the languages rather than being comprehensive descriptions (see Atoyebi 2010 for a non-SFL reference grammar of Oko).
He has yet to master small aspects of partnering, turning and sheer self-presentation.
But Ms. Serrell conjured images of a creature buffeted by forces of nature against which she tried to maintain small aspects of ordinary behavior as she spun and wheeled through space.
Another set of new features that Samsung added are air gestures, which let you control some small aspects of the device by moving your hand over the screen.
So I would say that for a good relationship that lasts a long time, one of the absolute keys is attending to being positive, cheerful, supportive in the small aspects of the relationship.
"When that guy says, 'I learned from the library, I had to take care of my kids and didn't have money to take courses, and I learned how to be a filmmaker from the library,'" he says, "they're examples of small aspects of discrimination.
She also said the idea of drunk tanks "could and should only be one small aspect of any proper alcohol strategy".
Persons with concurrent pneumonia and bacteremia only comprised a small aspect of their population (7.8 %) [ 16].
"In Japan," she said, "the idea of focusing on a small aspect of something and then exploding it into many possibilities is an appealing notion, in both life and aesthetics.
