The phrase "aspects at the same time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple elements or features occurring simultaneously.
Example: "The project requires us to consider various aspects at the same time to ensure a comprehensive approach."
Alternatives: "simultaneous aspects" or "concurrent elements".
May wanted to negotiate both aspects at the same time.
Important point is to see both aspects at the same time, be able to make transition between them and at this time is to find a "new" one.
Various combinations of two in situ electrochemical methods extend further the understanding of the behaviour of electroactive materials by furnishing information from several aspects at the same time from the self-same layer.
Moreover, the RL performance is affected by different factors, for example resources utilization, productivity, and it is always difficult for decision-makers to improve all aspects at the same time.
Regarding the above, the proposed model covers the first four aspects at the same time.
The final imbibition effect is affected by these two aspects at the same time.
The Stage 1 case study develops fundamental principles of chemical engineering (mass and energy balances, reaction kinetics, heat transfer, sustainability) whilst Stage 2 case studies concentrate on separation processes and the reactor engineering aspect at the same time requiring the application of the knowledge of statistics and design of experiments, respectively.
In other words, the self-reflection implied in deep mind is, in its opposite aspect, at the same time deep trust in the salvific power of Amida.
The process by which families identify difficulties or problems and how they choose to focus on certain aspects while at the same time ignoring others, depends on the families' overall depiction of the situation.
The four nursing homes were different in some aspects, but at the same time had characteristics that are common for other nursing homes that we and some of the staff had experienced previously.
Working memory refers to a short-duration and limited capacity memory system which is capable of maintaining information (the storage aspect) and at the same time working on the same or other information (the processing aspect) on completing a task (Bradley, 1986; Bradley & Hitch, 1994).
