Príklady aspect

• The idea was to modernize various aspects of the house without changing its essential character.

• Individuals and businesses appear woefully uninformed about this aspect of the information age.

• You must consider each problem as an aspect of the whole.

• The divorce affected every aspect of her life.

• Our new administrator seems to be trying to stamp her authority on every aspect of the department.

• Various aspects of the interaction of relativistically intense pulses with preformed plasmas and solid targets were investigated in the experiments.

• Shape is another aspect of the qualitative representation.

• Research into semantic skills focuses less on the qualitative aspects of linguistic competence than does research into phonological and morphosyntactic skills.

• These magdalenian sites show clear variations in spatial, quantitative and qualitative aspects of the find material.

• Scale models were the preferred method because they allowed not only a quantitative analysis, but also the qualitative aspects to be represented.

• It is of interest to discuss some qualitative aspects of the solution before carrying out the calculation.

• Ordinary women's inferior rights to land were a key aspect in women's subordination as a whole.

• At least three aspects of philosophical anthropology have been of chief interest to philosophers of religion.

• This phonetic aspect is the main important difference between the two cases for other reasons as well.

• However, dealing with the purely functional aspects is still going to be central, in particular for users with little previous exposure to functional programming.

• Personhood is the complex of physical, spiritual, psychological and social aspects that make up an individual life.

• More recently however, increasing attention has been paid to the psychological aspects of space.

• It is not a central aspect of perception and hence need not have such a primary role in psychological inquiry.

• There are two distinct aspects of controlling a highly redundant robot such that it reaches its goal whilst avoiding all obstacles.

• The government, however, has a strong steering role with complex regulations affecting virtually every aspect of the health system.