Sentence examples for shared aspects of from inspiring English sources
With increasing frequency over the past few months, Ms. Bouder has shared aspects of her personal life — she recently moved to Chelsea, she has a dog named Scout, she is a friend of Rufus Wainwright — but her specialty is live tweets during intermission.
I will present both the unique and the shared aspects of their design, fabrication, and operation.
Likewise I skipped the roadside grilling of a Ghanaian critter that shared aspects of a young deer and a large hamster, too busy (I thought) to stop.
The power of the spatial thinking construct rests precisely in its ability to focus attention on shared aspects of spatial thought across STEM while also highlighting that these shared practices instantiate differently depending on the disciplinary context.
For 60 months, since the mission began, its education and public outreach team shared aspects of the mission with millions of schoolchildren and teachers, museum-goers and Internet users.
The aim of this paper is to understand peoples' outlook on electric mobility by identifying shared aspects of the assessment of battery electric vehicles and different user perspectives on transportation.
We realised there was a shared aspect of success – that at different times each individual was poised to shine, and supporting that was the most important thing.
The upper floor represents the conscious personality, the ground floor is the personal unconscious, and the deeper level is the collective unconscious – the primitive, shared aspect of psychic life.
The sexual exploitation of black women's bodies during US slavery as well as African colonialism is a well-known and distressing shared aspect of our experience.
Another shared aspect of these faux frog studies was the aim to understand the relative importance of signals catering to different perceptual modalities.
Another shared aspect of these chronic cardiometabolic diseases is that early treatment of people at high risk reduces disease burden and is cost-effective (2– 4).
