Sentence examples for state aspects from inspiring English sources
"The costs that I suggested at the outset for the state aspects of the visit are probably on the high side," he said.
The objective of this research was to experimentally investigate serviceability limit state aspects related to flexural behavior of concrete beams internally prestressed with glass fiber-reinforced polymer (GFRP) bars.
Where cities evolve in contentious political circumstances and make the transition from a colonial to a post-colonial state, aspects of the urban landscape such as public monuments, street nomenclature, buildings, city plans and urban design initiatives take on particular significance.
There is very preliminary experimental support for the notion that interoceptive accuracy might have trait and state aspects that co-vary across modalities [111], [112] reflecting a general sensitivity for visceral processes.
The optimization of precision has both trait and state aspects namely, prior (trait) and posterior (state-dependent) precision.
But there is still plainly an authoritarian edge, a gentle "pink police state" aspect, to the new world that online life creates.
No single study had a design that yielded data on a direct impact of impulsivity on carrying out the violent act (i.e., the state aspect of the association).
Since the aim was to assess "state anxiety," which is considered to be a temporary fear, discomfort, or nervousness associated with a perceived situational threat (e.g. surgery), the "state" aspect of the State Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI-Form Y) was used in this study.
Along the way, the company, along with many other big corporations, dropped most of the welfare-state aspects that Marty Bannon misses so keenly.
The cyclic process of continually measuring, judging and improving all stated aspects of the system has begun with the process of establishing the standards in the way we have described above.
The most frequently stated aspect was that the participants' peers help each other, with the additional aspect of their peers being good at science.
