Sentence examples for aspect that expresses from inspiring English sources

Is there one particular aspect that expresses what this building, this opportunity, means for the University and beyond?

Despite an occasional flirtation with the imperative and the didactic, in The Banjo Clock the gnomic aspect (that grammatical aspect that expresses general truths or aphorisms) is almost entirely absent, in keeping with the consensus among postmodernists that capital-T Truth is dead.

But war is most profoundly an expression of that peculiar aspect of human nature that expresses our animal origins but which also distinguishes our species from all others that struggle and fight for survival: it defines "who we are" in the search for significance in an otherwise uncaring universe.

Long-time Couchsurfers have expressed disappointment with the burgeoning fling aspect that's encroaching on the mission of the community, but there's no denying its presence.

Singers must also use their skills to express the disposition of various characters, an aspect that adds complexity to the form.

Compact Lie Algebras su(N) have aspects of their representations conveniently expressed in terms of matrices, but they also have some aspect that are most conveniently described by terms of graphical means, i.e. weight spaces, root space, Dynkin diagrams.

Ensuring opportunities for research team members from varied cultural backgrounds to reflect upon those aspects of the data that express or contain (explicit or implicit) cultural assumptions further enhances the analysis process.

For analysing aspects that cannot be expressed in numbers, qualitative methods can be applied.

Studying peripheral and brain biomarkers in genetically engineered animals that express selected aspects of AD pathology may clarify how biomarker changes relate to mechanisms of pathology.

The most important predictors (in terms of number of contributions) are SSI-total, Age-first, Depressed-total, and dorsal-complaints-first. SSItotal has positive contributions to variables indicating favorable conditions (SFtotal and BIPQcognition) and contributes negatively to variables that express unfavorable aspects (frontal-complaints-now, dorsal-complaints-now, VASnow, PRIA, and SFpain).

The test includes 26 multiple-choice questions reflecting six themes that express the most relevant aspects of PU.