Verbs do most of the work, agglutinated with suffixes and prefixes, in seven modes (including the usitative, iterative and optative), 12 aspects, such as the semelfactive (a half-completed action), and ten sub-aspects, including the completive and the semeliterative (a single repetition).
The resulting lists of synonyms were clustered into categories representing sub-aspects of the sustainability principles.
Currently, FDAF supports the design and analysis of response time and resource utilization performance sub-aspects.
A range of other chemical ontologies have been proposed to represent certain sub-aspects of chemistry, specific compounds or chemical classes.
An iterative search in the database led to lists of nouns, adjectives, verbs, and participles related to the sustainability principles and their sub-aspects.
Because a design patent can claim an innovative sub-part of a design (in addition to the whole thing), designers often find it useful to get more than one design patent per product — covering different sub-aspects or iterations of a single product.
The code categories were interpretively sorted into potential key aspects and sub-aspects.
Table 4 shows the key and sub-aspects affecting seminar learning which were derived from the transcripts.
Sub-aspects of pain catastrophizing discussed in the literature include helplessness, pessimism, magnification of the threat value of pain and rumination.
Our objective was to compare primary care clinicians' perceptions of clinical integration and three sub-aspects in two healthcare systems: Kaiser Permanente, Northern California (KPNC) and the Danish healthcare system (DHS).
For the other two sub-aspects of clinical integration: agreement on roles and responsibilities (OR = 1.79, 95% CI: 1.30, 2.47) and established mechanisms in place to ensure effective handoffs (OR = 6.80, 95% CI: 4.60, 10.06) system setting has a significant effect.
