The phrase "aspects of the stack" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different components or features of a particular stack, such as a technology stack or a stack of items.
Example: "In our meeting, we will review the various aspects of the stack to ensure we are utilizing all available resources effectively."
Alternatives: "elements of the stack" or "features of the stack".
Given that we are still at a relatively nascent stage of the race for self-driving vehicles –Odendahl estimates that fully-autonomous might not in use until 2025, and that is possibly optimistic — it will be interesting to see how this aspect of the stack plays out.
For example, there's no long-term competitive advantage to a startup if they make improvements to Apache, or MongoDB, or other "plumbing" aspects of the Linux stack.
In the general case, an IaaS cloud architecture supports low-level aspects of the cloud stack, such as hardware virtualization, load balancing of virtual machine instances, elastic storage, and modularity of physical hardware.
Etsy wants to have as much control as possible over every aspect of the technology stack.
They realized they couldn't remain a "stodgy bank" anymore, and control every aspect of the computing stack.
Reads can be displayed in one of five views, aimed at emphasizing different aspects of alignments: stacked, paired-stacked, strand stacked, inferred size and coverage view (Fig. 1).
There are two levels of optimization: (i) the internal structure, which accounts for the relative thicknesses of two reaction and diffusion layers and the membrane space, together with the single cells thickness, and (ii) the external shape, which accounts for the external aspect ratios of the PEMFC stack.
Each level of the stack uses standards which handle some aspect of data communications or manipulation.
Even today, fifty years on, some aspects of the official version of the Kennedy assassination don't stack up for me.
At the same time, it criticized certain aspects of the mandatory minimum laws, observing that the practice of stacking, in particular, can result in "excessively severe and unjust sentences".
