The phrase "aspects of shape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different features, characteristics, or elements related to the form or outline of an object.
Example: "In our design class, we explored various aspects of shape, including symmetry, proportion, and balance."
Alternatives: "features of form" or "characteristics of shape".
"Right now, the technology misses many ephemeral aspects of shape change," he said, qualities that artists must often painstakingly add.
Important aspects of shape design sensitivity analysis realization related with finite-element modelling, mesh adaptation and smoothing technique are considered.
These unique aspects of shape were not present in two other subadult fossils, KNM-WT 15000 and D2700.
Herein, fundamental aspects of shape memory polymers and composites are discussed; furthermore, recent adaptations of shape memory composites to shape memory braided composites are explored.
Quantification of shape variation has proven to be particularly problematic; it has long been recognized that conventional linear measurements (and the indices derived from them), while replicable, summarize aspects of shape very poorly because of the vast amount of contour information that is lost in the process.
Results from the application show the way in which quantifying difference in shape can help to identify aspects of shape where minor changes result in substantial increases/decreases in aesthetic pleasure, as well as its use in relating a value of difference to optimum values of aesthetic pleasure.
Third order surface analysis is an important aspect of shape interrogation and design.
"Here was an aspect of shape in the world that had been seen by others, but never expressed in words," he says.
In the aspect of shape control models, the researches in the past improve the accuracy, speed and robustness of the models.
"Here was an aspect of shape in the world that had been seen by others but never expressed in words," he told the Economist in 2003.
In addition, the coarse-level annotations, though lacking the detail that free-text provides, do express the author's assertion that a change in some aspect of shape is evident between species.
