The phrase "aspects over a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare or prioritize different aspects, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We should consider the various aspects over a single factor when making our decision."
Alternatives: "aspects in relation to" or "aspects compared to".
The present approach improves certain aspects over a previous one, which bases its control system design on the inherent fuzzy structure of the plant.
The objective of the SPP is to cooperate with the local distribution company (DISCO) in order to improve system reliability, and also to participate in energy market transactions considering several economic and technical aspects over a definite planning horizon.
Mobility pattern (MP) φ mp: take one or two (peer) moving objects o as the observation target, and the aspects over a period of time include the mobility uniqueness feature, randomness and periodic features, metastatic nature, static and dynamic intermittence, and expectations of movement (Pan et al. 2013; Quinlan 1993a, b).
This may involve criticizing you for your genetic makeup, such as disabilities, sexual orientation, skin color, race, ethnic background, or any other aspect over which a person has no control.
That her father should have produced such a creation had its comic aspects, over which Mr. Larkin had allowed himself a secret chuckle.
From an ICP's perspective, seeking AAL support means sharing and/or turning over an aspect(s) of care, from a menial task to more complex activity assistance.
In response to the main challenges of video blogging, almost half of respondents (n = 13) indicated that they found 'organising what to say' to be the most difficult aspect and over a quarter (n = 9) found video blogging to be too time-consuming.
Thus, comparisons between different cohorts of individuals over a long period should probably include different aspects, over and above revealed differences in the number of remaining teeth.
The concept of framing describes that process of taking a complex situation and emphasizing certain aspects over others[ 11].
Control participants did not show a change in any of these aspects over the three measurements, all χ(2) ⩽ .55, all p ⩾ .76.76
Even more recent developments include a return to prominence of reproduction and its physical aspects over information-based accounts.
