Sentence examples for aspects in question from inspiring English sources

The argument against copyrightability is that the visual aspects in question have become so standardized in the computer market that copyright protection would enable the copyright holder as a practical matter to exclude competing manufacturers of computers.

The aspect in question is the reduction of what used to be regarded as physical laws to the status of truisms or definitions.

For subscale 2, items can be quoted as "not applicable" if the aspect in question has not verified.

It has, over the years, paid a great price to maintain that one aspect of its revolution that still resonates with its populace – for both Islamic and republic aspects have been in question to many, if not from the regime's birth then certainly since the "green" uprising of 2009.

Agnes Kovacs and Jacques Mehler at the International School for Advanced Studies in Trieste say that some aspects of the cognitive development of infants raised in a bilingual household must be undergoing acceleration in order to manage which of the two languages they are dealing with.The aspect of cognition in question is part of what is termed the brain's "executive function".

These findings offer insights to the current understanding on the pain-depression relationship that whether pain and depression be a predictor or mediator in impacting QoL is dependant on the specific aspect of QoL in question.

Additionally, because of the combination of transparency and quality aspects in the same question, the Philips guidelines produce ambivalent quality assessments.

The indictment says that Mr. Delainey participated only in aspects of the transactions in question but had knowledge of the full scope of the scheme.

Animal models of disease have always been welcomed by the scientific community because they provide an approach to the investigation of certain aspects of the disease in question.

In class discussions, students consider various aspects of the work in question, including motivation, approach, and implications for the broader context.

In each of the many appointments he held, Stewart immediately set about to improve the intellectual, communal, and fiscal aspects of the institution in question.