Sentence examples for aspects at a from inspiring English sources
In Bernasco and Block (2011), four categories of variables were studied: (1) infrastructural aspects at a census block level, (2) urban environmental variables, (3) registers of incidents related to drug-markets and (4) presence of offender anchor points.
If we contrast this block of items with the opinion of the teachers, we can see that the results coincide, although the students tend to evaluate all the aspects at a higher level.
Although most of these studies examined these aspects at a global level between countries, the consumer responsibility associated with these consumption activities at a local level, such as consumption by the cities and country regions concerned, has received comparatively little attention (Minx et al. 2009).
Specific characteristics are identified to provide a snapshot of each study in the CDR so that users can easily review the most salient aspects at a glance.
While traditional economic performance measures compare only two aspects at a time (for example gross margin per litre milk), the efficiency approach can be used to evaluate the farms in a comprehensive way because all inputs and outputs can be considered at the same time [ 6].
When creating an architecture for a software system it is important to consider many aspects and different sides of these aspects at an early stage, lest they are misunderstood and cause problems at later stages during development.
For this purpose, we propose a systematic approach based on STPA to consider the operational safety of the fully automated driving architecture regarding different aspects at an early stage.
The comprehensive knowledge-based integration coordinates the design and assembly sequence planning in the complex interactions and domain knowledge between the technical and the economic aspects at an early design stage.
Mapping it one aspect at a time, or one aspect per team.
The experiments in [28], however, are limited to very simple toy datasets reflecting only one clustering aspect at a time.
Having more delimited criteria/questions facilitates the evaluation since only one aspect at a time has to be considered.
