Sentence examples for under aspects from inspiring English sources

For example, also policy and policies can be discussed under aspects of 'epistemic governance' (Campbell and Carayannis [2013b], [c]).

But then, Searle asks, what accounts for the fact that some states of affairs in world have intrinsic intentionality — that they are directed at objects under aspects — and why they are directed under the aspects they are (why they have the content they do)?

Immediately thereafter, all plans for the next 24-hour period are again discussed, summarized, confirmed, prioritized and organized by the multidisciplinary team under aspects of optimal patient care and workflow efficiency by entering the plan data into a flat screen visualized template connected to our intranet immediately accessible at every physician and nursing caregiver workstation.

These abnormalities may now be seen under aspects reminiscent of other mitochondrial diseases associated with pathological oxidant formation [cf. ref. [ 132]], since similar changes are also present in PD, HD and Friedreich's ataxia, and sometimes already demonstrated in respective cybrid models [ 124, 128, 131].

One of the most under-reported aspects of the Forgotten Children report is the response of Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson.

Doing so requires addressing some under-developed aspects of the party's economic agenda.

One of the most under-reported aspects of underground mining violations is the continual scandal of black lung disease.

One of the most under-appreciated aspects of the climate change problem is the so-called "fat tail" of risk.

You've used the term "gonzo anthropology," the means of studying the more esoteric and under-researched aspects of human culture what does that mean, exactly?

At its best, as Barbara anticipates, this is a time of freedom from the status quo and discovery of previously under-developed aspects of ourselves.

Using it, we were able to reveal novel and under-acknowledged aspects of early meiosis such as high energy production, ER-connected processes, and RNA regulation.