The phrase "aspects of the demonstration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different features, elements, or components related to a demonstration or presentation.
Example: "The aspects of the demonstration that impressed the audience the most were the interactive elements and the clarity of the explanations."
Alternatives: "features of the demonstration" or "elements of the demonstration".
Effective robot programming by demonstration requires the availability of multiple demonstrations to learn about all relevant aspects of the demonstrated skill or task.
Fiscal incentives and public financing can support of any aspects of the research, development, demonstration and deployment lifecycle to achieve technology push and market pull for renewable energy technologies.
Mr. Morgen certainly grasps this aspect of both the demonstrations and the trial that followed, and he captures the cross-pollination of political activism and celebrity culture that made stars out of Mr. Rubin, Mr. Hoffman and their co-defendant, the Black Panther leader Bobby Seale (voiced by Jeffrey Wright).
The main aspects discussed in the demonstration of the proposed approach are: routine analyses; long execution time separation processes; and an overall treatment of all the parameters.
Another aspect is the demonstration of therapeutic resistance to anti-angiogenic treatment, which is well known to develop in a percentage of patients, which has been demonstrated by DCE-US in 15% of patients after 1 year and 39% after 2 years.
A general description of the hardware and software necessary to implement reliable cloud-based analysis, the value of the cloud expressed by the user community, and the aspects of the cloud implemented in the demonstrations are discussed.
This is itself a causal story, and, consequently, medieval discussions of the causal aspects of demonstration are frequently more relevant for contemporary philosophy than are their discussions of its logical aspects, which are, as we have said, uncomfortably closely tied to the theory of the syllogism.
A member of the Metropolitan Police Authority, Jones is probably best known for her vocal criticisms of some aspects of the Met's handling of demonstrations.
19 May Sir Paul Stephenson tells the Commons home affairs select committee that he is extremely concerned about some aspects of the policing of the G20 demonstrations.
But despite criticism of many other aspects of his policies and the demonstration of the self-serving and often duplicitous aspects of his memoirs, Mr Kissinger is likely to bridle most over Mr Bundy's belief that "Kissinger was a willing executor but the choice of objective was almost always Nixon's".
