Sentence examples for distinguished aspect from inspiring English sources

The distinguished aspect of Dromgoole's production is a concentration and an unexpected stillness that is greatly helped by the intimacy of the new theatre.

If this is confirmed in future research, an additional item group to assess this distinguished aspect of CRU should be developed.

Until further research is conducted on item 1 (testing whether rewording the item improves its fit with the remaining four scale items or whether it represents a distinguished aspect of CRU), we recommend only using the four-item version of the scale (i.e., without item 1) in assessments of CRU by healthcare aides.

However, it is also possible that item 1 represents a distinguished aspect of CRU (i.e., an aspect not captured by the remaining four items); this would mean CRU is a more complex concept then the literature portrays and is multi-dimensional in nature.

In scenario (B), issues of reduction and emergence concern the relation between the unseparated "background reality" [mame] and the distinguished aspects [ma] and [me].

Mike and I broke up; suddenly, he was too young and didn't have the distinguished aspects Anthony had.

Its distinguishing aspect is the way the data space is searched.

Another distinguishing aspect of the Toledo outfit was that Mrs. Obama's dress and the small details, like the necklace, were plainly visible.

The distinguishing aspect of the internal actuation model is that the drift vector field in the system dynamics explicitly depends on the conserved total angular momentum.

The distinguishing aspect of this program was the use of two icebreakers, Oden and Frej, which provided the unique opportunity to conduct a full-scale stationkeeping trial in realistic managed ice conditions.

The distinguishing aspect of Boullée's mature work is his abstraction of the geometric forms suggested by ancient works into a new concept of monumental building that would possess the calm, ideal beauty of classical architecture while also having considerable expressive power.