Sentence examples for aspect in that from inspiring English sources

Schaffner's account has an ontological aspect in that he interprets the reduction functions as synthetic statements expressing identities between the entities and processes of the two domains related (in line with Sklar 1967 and Causey 1972a, 1972b), though he does not argue that these identities are metaphysical necessities.

The Wii games also included a social aspect, in that playing video games was an activity you could do together with other people, children or friends.

"Although there was some self-serving aspect, in that he sent me away to break a trust fund.

And while the firm's compliance department will not permit assertions that the system is "forward looking,"  Todd Rosenbluth, its lead developer, allowed that it has an "inherently"' predictive aspect in that S.& P.'s stock recommendations are based on expected gains over a 12-month horizon.

"We aim to be as well prepared as possible in order to claim more headline wins against full members and this tour is an important aspect in that preparation.

The tax has a progressive income tax aspect in that higher frequency traders will be paying more, and they are disproportionately in high income groups.

But the language of set theory has certain higher-order aspects, in that it permits us to speak of sets, sets of sets, and so forth.

Coaching psychology and PBL differ in various aspects in that one is a sub-discipline in the field of psychology and the other is a learning methodology.

Use your sense of humor to its best advantage to engage others and to make light of some of the more challenging aspects; in that way, you're set to enjoy your experience a great deal more.

All the descriptive statistics are higher in the chronology for the northwestern aspect than in that for the southeastern aspect (Table 1).

Energy dissipation is an important aspect in fatigue that is closely linked to the microstructure evolution across different length scales.