The phrase "aspect of the setting" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a particular detail or feature of a particular setting. For example, "The lakeside view at sunset was one of the most beautiful aspects of the setting."
However, modelling multiple processes constitutes a new starting point for which some aspects of the set up of LEMs must be re-evaluated.
However, there are aspects of the set point model of regulation that are problematic, particularly its inability to explain the increasing prevalence of obesity that has been observed in many societies over the past 40 years (Flegal et al., 2010; Ogden et al., 1997; Troiano et al., 1995; Kuczmarski et al., 1994).
Crewdson's tableau photographs are incredibly detailed; every prop and aspect of the set is painstakingly selected and arranged.
Parading the kids was a questionable act, but perhaps the most depressing aspect of the set is the unironic cheering for Victoria Beckham's every move, line or wave.
An essential aspect of the set point hypothesis is that it must differ between different types of vessels.
Mr. McShane said he was unruffled by the strike, largely because the production relies far more on the actors than the technical aspects of the setting in a North London home.
First, material aspects of the setting facilitate negotiation of design concepts, a process modeled as constraint satisfaction in PDP networks.
Critical reception was mostly positive, though some were critical of the Teselecta and various aspects of the setting and characters.
Other scenarios focus on interaction between PCs and aspects of the setting, including NPCs, that are under the direction of the GMs.
