Sentence examples for aspect of sharing from inspiring English sources

People can also follow datasets, register organisations and members of those organisations, and be part of the social aspect of sharing data.

"This is the strongest commitment any Australian prime minister has made to correcting this unfair aspect of sharing revenues across Australia," Barnett said.

If the Christian vision outlined by Aquinas is truthful, intelligence is an aspect of sharing in God's Providence and so it is committed to providing for others.

This aspect of sharing videos back and forth is reminiscent of the many "reaction" messenger apps that were being buzzed about earlier this year.

They didn't come in saying, "OK, we're in China, what do we have to do now?" Instead, KFC built its China concept around the family aspect of sharing food and taking all that good stuff and saying OK, but we have to put rice on the menu.

While ZeTrip focused on the social aspect of sharing travel information and pictures, Rove's default setting is the opposite: you are creating a log first of all for yourself, although if you want to share pictures to other social networks you can do so.

Refugees from horrors have always tended to congregate in particular communities, not to keep their memories alive, but paradoxically, to allow them to be forgotten; the past would become an aspect of shared experiences that did not need mentioning and would not spur curiosity.

The normative aspect of shared activity, at least in the form of obligations, has been discussed extensively by Gilbert.

Patients' expression of preferences and values is considered as an aspect of shared decision making and patient-centred healthcare (e.g., Barnsteiner, Disch, and Walton 2014), and has been used as a measure (among other measures) to evaluate the effectiveness of different medical communication interventions.

This agent-less aspect may be a quintessential aspect of shared perspectives and communication.

Hence, for example, a hub-and-spoke model may share some aspect of shared care or similar collaborative arrangement, while a discrete GP model may provide an outreach service to outlying populations.