Sentence examples for macro aspect from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, MAS currently lacks the means to design and visualize the whole system behaviour, i.e the macro aspect.

Both the micro and macro aspect of this design are intertwined and require an accurate tuning to arrive at an overall acceptable solution.

But these macro aspects will remain unfriendly until the end of the first quarter next year.

Concerning the fundamental aspects, various micro and macro aspects of shear banding, such as void ratio and coordination number, the evolution of particle-scale energies and second order work within the localized areas along the shear bands are studied.

The last section was an open-ended questionnaire, which asked respondents to write their views on " What is the one important aspect of stroke management that you think is important in your practice in primary care?" This paper will focus on macro aspects of service provision and areas for improvement although the questionnaire covered an extensive area on post stroke care provision.

When we review the historical process of the development of a society, we must pay attention to multiple aspects: the macro-aspect of the general direction of its historical development and the micro-aspect of all kinds of detailed specific issues taking place at the present time.

So it is necessary from these macro-aspects to study the flow pattern in a fracture vuggy system from macro-aspects and is necessary to provide experimental and theoretical bases for selecting the injection production mode and water flooding adjustment.

According to Williams, the literature on inter-organizational and inter-sectional collaboration has been dominated by a focus on the macro level aspects of collaboration and hence neglected the role of individual actors even though some of these actors may play a significant part in shaping inter-organizational and inter-sectional relations [ 12].

The new approach enables us to think about the micro-relations of the smallest parts of education in direct connection to the macro-systematic aspects of education.

Indeed, the focus has been mostly on macro-level aspects, such as brain drain, the impact of human resource deficits on global health initiatives and planning and training capacity issues.

Thus, due to the macro and microscopic aspect of the masses we examined (that were all characterized by single or multiple nodules containing abundant calcium deposits), their distribution (single or multiple) and localization (skin and oral mucosa), CC syndrome was considered as a possible diagnosis [ 49] and references therein.