Sentence examples for aspects of a specific from inspiring English sources
3. In groups, investigate various aspects of a specific example of a type of sailing vessel; create displays for a museum exhibit about sailing ships.
We have developed a set of four software modules for reviewing different aspects of a specific building type — US Courthouses.
In real-world scenarios, it is common to adopt multiple DSLs to solve different aspects of a specific problem.
How should a designer/developer/planner/investor evaluate these markets both with regard to the macro and the micro aspects of a specific project?
As such, they integrated OpenSocial into JIRA 4.0 in order to increase awareness of all aspects of a specific issue.
Humboldt used the medium of writing as a vehicle of intellectual exploration to untangle the complex and diverse aspects of a specific problem or set of problems rather than attempting to state a fixed and definite position or opinion, and he would often bring to bear different view-points onto the matter at hand and utilize varying formulations.
The model is applied to analyse the financial aspect of a specific potential use of dredged sediment to create or enhance a coastal wetland area.
In actual fact, just as the historicists' culture was reflected in each synchronic (or parasynchronic) aspect of a specific historic moment, similarly Brandi's "tradition" stamped its own seal on all things touched by the orbits of its dynamics.
The grouping of items that refer to the same aspect of a specific content theme, but which differ in timescale or attribution of action to eyesight resulted in the reduction of 225 items.
B) The second phase of item de-duplication involved grouping together all items that referred to the same aspect of a specific content theme (e.g. loneliness), but which differed in timeframe or in whether they included an attribution of action to eyesight (e.g. do you feel alone? versus in the past month have you felt lonely or isolated because of your eyesight?).
The results did not support the hypothesis that replichore imbalance causes these rearrangements, and suggest that the rearrangements could be explained by aspects of a host-specific lifestyle.
