Sentence examples for the separate aspect from inspiring English sources
Here we develop an alternative approach based on the separate aspect of word semantics that determines whether two words are synonyms or antonyms (we will generally refer to a word that is either a synonym or an antonym as an onym).
In a study to test the hypothesis that patients with schizophrenia are unable to link the separate aspects of events into a cohesive, memorable, and distinctive whole, it was shown that such patients exhibited an impaired recognition memory and a reduction in frequency of autonoetic awareness relative to a control group [54].
Neo/Null is the first fully penetrant bilateral clefting model examined using morphometric methods and combines the separate aspects of these other two models, with simultaneous morphological differences in both the maxilla and nasal pit.
But jurors apparently believed that he failed to cause any pain or injury with the blow, a separate aspect of the charge.
The scores of the three separate aspects of face validity of the simulators (Table 1) and User-friendliness I (Table 2) were expressed as mean summary scores of the corresponding questions.
The two separate aspects are that the man has paid for sex, and the woman was trafficked.
This suggests that the strong role of environmental moisture reduction is augmented by a separate temperature dependent effect on either the inherent dislocation behavior and/or a separate aspect of the Hydrogen Environment Embrittlement (HEE) process.
He repeats the process on successive plastic sheets, each one focussed on a separate aspect of the composition, including the rock's contours.
However, our findings are limited to the extent that we cannot attribute them to any separate aspect of the program.
Alex leads a team, and another team often works elsewhere on a separate aspect of the same mission.
It consists of four hotel room episodes, two visits each to different marriages, each pair a showcase of a separate aspect of the playwright's comic predilections.
