Weber, for instance, observed: "since Nietzsche, we realize that something can be beautiful, not only in spite of the aspect in which it is not good, but rather in that very aspect" [Weber 1919/1946, 148].
Research, for example: (Swan et al., 2006), about the impact of online collaboration stipulates that the aspect in which the students apprehend the role of their colleagues, perceive their social presence and foster certain feelings for the collaborating community, seemingly influences the learning activity.
Furthermore, we identify the similarities of the underlying mechanisms in the two models and the aspects in which they differ.
However, since there was general agreement on most other issues, this suggests that one interface should be provided for both blind and LV users but with customization options for the aspects in which differences were observed.
The aspects in which we are told they differ, from pixel density to virtual assistant quality to wireless speed, are red herrings designed to draw the consumer's attention; like a laugh track or "applause" sign, they're signals that these, and not the innumerable similarities, are what you must consider.
Second, the technique uses only the presence/absence of papers in its recommendation and ignores the aspects in which researchers are interested.
This handbook provides information on some of the aspects in which the public budget plays an important role for the realization of the right to food.
The development of a training programme for each specialty is one of the aspects in which the work of the NSC has proven to be most useful and effective.
In Oliver Sacks's 1970 book Migraine, he made a distinction between the "periodic" element of a migraine, which implies a neurological mechanism at work, and the "circumstantial" aspect, in which the migraine aura may reveal what he called the whole "cosmography" of a person.
But the caricatures remain gentle, and the movie doesn't overplay the Cinderella aspect, in which Toula incenses her father by marrying a vegetarian Prince Charming (John Corbett).
All writing produced under the guild system has the dual purpose of not only functioning as writing but also as social manifesto for the guild system which produced such writing; this is the dual aspect in which we must read today's acclaimed master fiction writers and poets.
