Sentence examples for in aspect of a from inspiring English sources
'in aspect of a' is not correct and usable in written English
Instead, it should be written as 'in terms of' or 'with regard to'. For example: We need to consider the situation with regard to safety.
There is another strand to Varela's argument: he suggests that neural cell assemblies will flip between their favoured states given the slightest of pushes, and that this 'self-powered' behaviour may be the physical correlate of experienced alterations in phenomenal contents, e.g., the perceived changes in aspect of a Necker cube.
There is also evidence that behavioral interventions are more likely than pharmacological ones to lead to permanent improvements in aspects of a child's overall functioning (more on this below).
Nonetheless, any manager is entitled to revel in aspects of such a clear victory.
The Cardinals (31-5), whaveave won 13 consecutive games, sparkled in every aspect of a game in which they never trailed and always smiled.
I entered life on earth in the aspect of a human being".
But is it true that he interferes in every aspect of a production?
Periyāḻvār, her father, sings of Krishna in the aspect of a divine child, originating a new genre of celebrant poetry.
Rayor cautioned me from jumping to any conclusions about a grand scheme at work in any aspect of a spider's web.
Like other clinical studies, data and statistical analysis are involved in every aspect of a CV safety evaluation.
There is Vietnamese interest in aspects of Britain, particularly a perceived British expertise in insurance, banking, science and technology.
It is a public body, paid for by a direct tax, which behaves, in aspects of its business, like a commercial organisation.
