Sentence examples for aspects typical of from inspiring English sources

Chinook Jargon dispensed with some polysynthetic aspects typical of the grammar of American Indian languages that is, with the practice of combining several small word elements (none of which may be used as a free, or stand-alone, word) to form a complex word.

This approach overcomes some of the main critical methodological aspects typical of the study of the heat/mortality relationship [ 21].

Along with its great sensory appeal, the mural has the conceptual aspect typical of LeWitt's work.

The study population was rural and of lower socioeconomic status and in these aspects is typical of the majority of the Indian population.

Lectures and video clips can partially support this gap as they present only two-dimensional aspects of typical planes' sequence of events and do not allow a real time examination.

The EMB theory proposes that autism represents an amplification of specific aspects of typical sexual dimorphism in cognition (e.g. empathy and systemizing) (Asperger, 1944 , 1991; Wing, 1981 ; Baron-Cohen, 2002 ).

The MA-ES covers three main aspects of typical ORC performance: basic evaluations of energy distribution and system efficiency based on the 1st law of thermodynamics; evaluations of exergy distribution and exergy efficiency based on the 2nd law of thermodynamics; economic evaluations based on calculations of equipment capacity, investment and cost recovery.

The emotional burden of having a sibling with a disability pervades so many aspects of "typical" adult life, among them making decisions about marriage (some spouses don't want that extra child for life), having children (constantly worried your children will be disabled) and deciding where to live (must be close to facilities that provide long-term care).

"It adds an aspect that was typical of 19th-century life," Mr. McKenna said.

This built a broad, branching flow field with a low aspect (length/width) ratio, typical of long-lived eruptions at stable TADRs that feed sequential cooling-limited units (Kilburn and Lopes 1988).

Some had a horizontal train aspect which is typical of glycosylated/phosphorylated proteins.