Sentence examples for separate facet from inspiring English sources
Each subsystem is responsible for a separate facet of software development: error detection, architecture, control flow and concurrency, syntactic abstraction, and low-level control.
In BP, each behavioral module (called a behavior thread) takes care of a separate facet of the requirements, thus control is conceptually decentralized.
Prosecutors in Mr. Starr's office, meanwhile, today questioned a White House steward before the grand jury investigating President Clinton's relationship with the former intern Monica S. Lewinsky, a separate facet of the overall inquiry.
He speculates that the flounders may have a separate facet of their visual system to control each of the markings.
Although it is interesting to think of HRQL as a separate facet of this condition, further analysis is necessary to fully understand the role of HRQL assessment in routine practice when dealing with asthmatic children.
We created five subcommittees to tackle separate facets of our assignment.
Unified theory reveals that the basic forces, though outwardly diverse, are in fact separate facets of a single underlying force.
This autobiographical essay represents my attempt to extract the separate facets of arriving at my current position as an economist who tries to match evidence about education with policy.
An identical group of genes has since been found to determine that development in men.Insect eyes differ fundamentally from animal eyes: the fly focuses light over a large radius through hundreds of separate facets, while animals focus it over a smaller radius through a single lens.
Historically, the major anatomical and developmental differences between complex lens-containing eyes of vertebrates and some invertebrates (i.e., squid or octopus) or between lens-containing and compound eyes consisting of hundreds of ommatidia (separate facets with photoreceptors) were taken to mean that eyes arose multiple times or polyphyletically.
The other eyes are thought to be derived from the compound eyes of the ancestral chelicerates, but no longer have the separate facets typical of compound eyes.
