The phrase "aspects of figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different characteristics or elements related to figures, such as in mathematics, statistics, or visual representations.
Example: "In our analysis, we will explore the various aspects of figures that contribute to their overall interpretation."
Alternatives: "elements of figures" or "features of figures".
But the performance also revealed that, while Tennell can keep pace with the world's elite skaters in technical ability, she has far to go in matching their artistry — the more subjective aspects of figure skating that are reflected in the component scores (skating skills, transitions, performance, composition and interpretation of the music).
To start, we note several aspects of Figure 1.
By and large, though, the beings who populate the stage have the two-dimensional aspect of figures in a Japanese anime film.
Unless one is fully knowledgeable of the required judging criteria, including the breakdown of technical merit and artistic impression, and understands each aspect of figure skating, one is walking "on thin ice".
Another interesting aspect of Figure 2(b) is that away from the quantum critical point, the composite parameter is mostly composed of model parameter variations near the spins whose correlation is being evaluated.
But I would never be able to do my job without telling the truth about every aspect of figure skating and the performances you'll see.
The context-dependent substitution rates, which are grouped by the identity of the left neighbouring base, form the most interesting aspect of Figure 4.
SMase treatment of cells incubated without or with compactin reduced total SM levels in purified PM by >90% and increased total ceramide levels in these same membranes by a somewhat lesser amount.> -wrap-foot> The striking aspect of Figure 3A is that the SM-sequestered pool of cholesterol was nearly identical whether or not the total membrane cholesterol had been depleted with compactin.
Another interesting aspect of Figure 6 is that for d ≥ 7 the taxa counts saturate at about 60, providing a stable bound on the number of species that are expected to have quite large Hamming distances (over 150) between their relevant protein sequences.
