Sentence examples for two central aspects from inspiring English sources

The rules do not mention food or musical instruments, either - two central aspects of life in the park.

There are two central aspects to this: Openness (§1.1) and Awareness (§1.2).

This picture is undermined, however, by two central aspects of incommensurability.

There are two central aspects to the possibilist challenge: the challenge of possible worlds, and the challenge of possible objects.

The two central aspects of the respective experiences, according to Bentham, are their duration, and their intensity.

Institutionalisation is thus a complex process that can be analysed from the combination of two central aspects: habituation and legitimisation (Berger and Luckman 1999).

Avise identifies three central aspects of the genome in which its structural components and basic processes are clearly lacking.

As we have seen, organizational and environmental characteristics influence three central aspects of GPs' work.

Four central aspects of social capital are relations of trust; reciprocity and exchanges; shared rules, norms and sanctions; connectedness, networks and groups (30).

We first show the primary effects of these factors, that is how they influence three central aspects of GP practice: the medical decision-making process itself, time management, and the degree of specialization.

It describes three central aspects of the supervisor role and how they are intended to influence AN's motivation and ability to perform: Regular monitoring motivates the AN to complete their responsibilities because they know that their work is being observed.