Sentence examples for prime aspect from inspiring English sources

Information made available for self-farmers will encourage food production to be once again a prime aspect of family and civic life.

It's no insult to call the movie "old-school": one of the prime aspects of the modern cinema is backstory, the sense that a person's past is a determining element of his dramatic quest and the sympathies aroused.

We consider human health issues as one of the prime aspects in sediment management.

One of the prime aspects in small and medium-sized baking enterprises (SMEs) is to control and improve the dough sheeting process.

It seems therefore that exposure to HIV in utero may prime specific aspects of the response to mycobacterial antigens at birth and that maternal Mtb sensitization can modulate this to some extent.

Previous research demonstrated that Phi primed some aspects of the defence response, such as the expression of defence genes involved in the SA, JA/ET pathways in the absence of a pathogen [ 53, 71, 73].

In 1987, political scientists Shanto Iyengar and Donald Kinder published the book, News That Matters, that details a set of experiments that proved that "by priming certain aspects of national life while ignoring others," news programs could "[set] the terms by which political judgements are rendered and political choices made" (p.4).

As prophylactic allergy gene vaccines require only subtle immune priming, safety aspects can be granted highest priority.

Perhaps the only unexpected aspect of Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's victory in Sunday's Russian presidential election was the tear in his eye as he stepped to the microphone to address supporters outside the Kremlin walls in Moscow.

Thus it appears that spoken primes modulate more aspects of the processing of spoken targets (present study) than they modulate aspects of the processing of written targets (previous cross-modal study).

In April 1994, Mr. Clinton asked Mr. Gore to meet regularly with Viktor S. Chernomyrdin, then the Russian prime minister, to address aspects of United States-Russian relations that came under Mr. Gore's areas of expertise but did not rise to the presidential level.