Sentence examples for aspects of one from inspiring English sources

This paper focusses on the auroral and magnetic aspects of one substorm, originally chosen by Connors et al. (2014), with considerations similar to those of Birkeland, because of its apparent simplicity.

My theory shows, for the first time, how sex, selection on interactions and nonrandom mutation come together as three aspects of one and the same evolutionary process.

It shows how sex, selection on interactions, and the nature of mutation come together as different aspects of one process, while raising multiple predictions and directions for future research.

"The Unforgiving Minute" effectively contrasts the before and after aspects of one officer's combat career.

The characters may even be dual aspects of one person: the suicidal life-denier and the sociable survivor.

"You see Teddy's face in Honey Fitz's face, and you hear aspects of one voice in the other's".

Olds writes about what she calls "the particular concrete aspects of one person's representative-enough-but-not-really experience".

It came to me that it was still possible to use this trope, by working with two brothers who seem to be two aspects of one self.

"It sees western and Indian music through a different perspective, but Raviji wanted people to see them both as aspects of one whole," said Murphy.

Schering said, however, that it was in discussions with the F.D.A. to address technical aspects of one of the clinical studies submitted as part of its application for the therapy, which is applied once a week.

The link between relevant aspects of one-carbon metabolism and colon pathoaetiology is compelling, and the present data provide valuable new information linking diet to the development of AP.