Sentence examples for identifying aspects from inspiring English sources

-What are other identifying aspects of the animal?

The general elements of this particular Australian antihero – such as anyone could put a finger on identifying aspects – would, I was sure, instead be pushed onto some other general catchall term (I was putting my money on, as much as it turned my stomach, the import "muptard").

A new tool to assist port authorities in identifying aspects and in assessing their significance (TEAP) has been developed.

Following this, an attempt is made at identifying aspects of low-energy implantation that are relevant for PBII, particularly the ion energy and impact angle distributions.

Research has concentrated on identifying aspects of affective strands of attitudes and the effects of affective attitudes on behavior and cognition (Bricheno et al. 2000).

Most research on aggressive driving has focused on identifying aspects of driver personality which will exacerbate it (e.g., sensation seeking, impulsiveness, driving anger, etc).

Topic models hold the advantage of identifying aspect terms and grouping them together under topics as a single step.

Although the colors in each shot are perhaps the most identifying aspect of the portrait series, the process of selecting colors was collaborative.

She has identified aspects of the case that make her deeply uneasy about the justice served.

Working in groups, ask students to identify aspects of the teenagers' lives that are similar to and different from their own.

Many have identified aspects of Alex in Bowie's flamboyant Ziggy Stardust and John Lydon's disdainful Johnny Rotten; then there are the bands who took their name from the book: Heaven 17, Moloko and Campag Velocet among others).