The phrase "aspects value" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the value of certain aspects, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The aspects value of this project needs to be assessed before proceeding."
Alternatives: "value of aspects" or "importance of aspects".
In our discussions about decision making in particular, Peter proposed using the framework proposed by Seeds for Change, which ties in collaborative and participatory aspects, values that Urbano strives to promote as an organization.
The matching of the height of chimney and temperature of collector remain the optimal aspect value.
Oil, nonetheless, would soon become the key aspect value for money, giving way to a strategic plan for construction and mass development in infrastructure, service providence, and transport hub, making Dubai a western, global-friendly, capitalist city.
xyz text file were recomputed using a height function with radii of 0.02, 0.05 and 0.1 m (to produce a terrain analysis at multiple scales) and were then converted to dip/dip direction to obtain slope and aspect values (Fig. 4c,d) (later converted into eastness and northness in R).
To determine the final result based on the weights assigned to each aspect and the values assigned to each fuzzy output criteria the sum of the moment aspect values is multiplied by a weighting aspect.
Slope and aspect values were calculated from elevation in ArcGIS 9.3.
NE and SW aspects were attributed a value of 1, all other aspect values were attributed a value of 0. All variables were tested for normality and transformations were performed when needed.
It is a multifaceted concept, but one key aspect valued by patients is continuity of doctor; being able to see the same GP over time for multiple problems.
The two aspects I value most are transparency and time and I am a firm believer that timely communication can bridge the biggest of gaps.
In a vacuum, a particular idea might work for a specific drug, but only if it focuses on isolated factors and ignores the long-term context of treatment, different types of treatment, and multiple (often subjective) aspects of value.
