Sentence examples for in one particular aspect from inspiring English sources

The students in my class differed from the students in my regular Russian language classes in one particular aspect: there existed a sharp imbalance between their abilities to speak and understand Russian and their ability to read and write it.

Well, internship, as I believe, not only can strengthen your skills and knowledge in one particular aspect, which most of us tend to appreciate in the first place, but also may direct you towards a new direction, for me is agricultural economics–a direction full of challenges and excitement.

In this work the influence of the substitution of 100% of natural coarse aggregate with recycled coarse aggregate has been analysed in order to know the behaviour of the structural concrete in one particular aspect: that is, the behaviour of the recycled concretes under sustained load.

In the next section we consider the additional socio-cultural work that gets done as the inter-professional contest over what constituted a 'quality' summary played out in one particular aspect of the summarising routine in Clover surgery.

In this review, we will focus on one particular aspect of chondrocyte biology, i.e., circadian rhythms.

Existing studies of nutrition knowledge in the UK have tended to focus on one particular aspect of nutrition, e.g. fat, fibre, etc., rather than taking a broad perspective.

However, we obtained information on the types of behaviors children engaged in, and one particular aspect is the increased extension of the unhealthy eating behaviors among all children and adolescents.

Here, though, I want to focus on one particular aspect: retirement.

Secondly, we point out that the single objective traffic engineering formulations proposed in literature address only one particular aspect of the traffic engineering problem.

The handful of his ballets -- "In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated," "The Second Detail," "Herman Schmerman," "The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude" -- that are scattered through the repertories of almost every major ballet company in the world offer one particular aspect of his work; they are what Mr. Forsythe refers to as the "ballet ballets".

In fact, there's one particular aspect I'll never regret leaving behind.