Gender, she suggests, like so many facets of experiencing or expressing oneself, comes into being through a kind of feedback loop: unless your body can reflect your gender — and can, in turn, elicit reactions suggesting that others see you as you feel — you lose the power to feel that way.
The only facet of experience he doesn't have is as a driver".
According to Sternberg, another facet of experience that is important in evaluating intelligence is the automatization of cognitive processing, which occurs when a relatively novel task becomes familiar.
His finest poem, Trivia: or, The Art of Walking the Streets of London (1716), displays an assured and precise craftsmanship in which rhythm and diction underline whatever facet of experience he is describing.
"This facet of experience most people center their lives around came as this alien, funny, unanticipated shock to me," he said last week, pounding garlic and spices with a mortar and pestle in the kitchen of his West Village studio apartment.
We explored how health professionals found, used and experienced The Library, looking at facets of user experience including findability, usability, usefulness, credibility, desirability and value.
The book is a compendium of pithy advice and witty tips covering all the essential facets of female experience, from making a vinaigrette to changing a tire to falling in love.
Sexual desire is often evaluated as part of a global assessment of female sexual function, which may not comprehensively evaluate the various facets of this experience.
