Sentence examples for define aspect of from inspiring English sources

"... the disadvantage of external feedback would have, it wouldn't it would only have what it saw on paper whereas internally the people can have a feel for what you are doing and how you are doing it, so its finer details but it is also sort of the 'wishy-washy' more difficult to define aspect of what you have done and how you have done it, only internal people would be able to pick up on".

In this paper, we seek to define aspects of network architecture that are shared among different types of evolved biological networks.

On the labor market side regulations define: aspects of planning and geographical and institutional distribution.

Medicalization is a concept developed in the 1970s to define aspects of life as medical problems previously outside of the jurisdiction of medicine [ 30- 32].

Tessa lost a defining aspect of her identity.

Without this defining aspect of his personality, he would probably be barely remembered today.

With a few accurate verbal strokes, she could winkle out the defining aspect of a personality.

But on its face, the defining aspect of the dispute involves money.

But they never figured it would become the defining aspect of their lives.

It also reinforces the idea that breasts are the fundamental, defining aspect of femininity.

"I think something else that's hurt Bob is the sense that minimalism has been the defining aspect of the art of the last thirty years.