The phrase "aspects of the setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or features of a particular environment or context, often in literature, film, or design.
Example: "In her analysis, she highlighted the various aspects of the setting that contributed to the overall mood of the story."
Alternatives: "elements of the environment" or "features of the backdrop".
First, material aspects of the setting facilitate negotiation of design concepts, a process modeled as constraint satisfaction in PDP networks.
Mr. McShane said he was unruffled by the strike, largely because the production relies far more on the actors than the technical aspects of the setting in a North London home.
Critical reception was mostly positive, though some were critical of the Teselecta and various aspects of the setting and characters.
Other scenarios focus on interaction between PCs and aspects of the setting, including NPCs, that are under the direction of the GMs.
While finding aspects of the setting and costume design historically confusing and trying on the reader's suspension of disbelief, Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network wrote that the Gwin's backstory, the quick pacing, Yuki's detailed art, and her frightening portrayal of zombies made the third volume "a winning entry in an already fascinating series".
Extension for pragmatic trials: Describe key aspects of the setting which determined the trial results.
In addition to being the most complex and time-intense aspect of the setting up of Snort, it is also the most configurable.
However, modelling multiple processes constitutes a new starting point for which some aspects of the set up of LEMs must be re-evaluated.
Hawthorne's Blithedale Romance (1852) is a fictional treatment of some aspects of the Brook Farm setting.
A few quibbles are minor: Despite the lovely aspects of the set, it could use more realistic palm trees and less pink in a backdrop painting.
The steady-state errors (offsets) under failure conditions are discussed in detail from aspects of the set-point tracking and disturbance rejection.
