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Yes. Writing example sentences like this one is an aspectof WikiAnswers that I am not very fond of....but it goes with the badge.
He always looked at each aspect of a situation.

One aspect of WikiAnswers is dealing with the sheer number of questions asked.

[Edit] - 10-Mar-2011 8:12 AM.

I think the question deals with Aspect in terms of Grammatical aspect, not the word 'aspect' in its general sense.

At any rate, Aspect deals with how a person views an event. In English, the two major categories of Aspect are Perfective and Progressive. In certain languages, such as Russian, Hindi, a third category, Imperfective, also exists.

Aspect is, in some sense, related to time. But it differs from Tense in that tense places an event on a time continuum in relation to the time of utterance. the continuum of time for Aspect is limited to the construction (the sentence) in question.

This link gives a good list of examples of aspect use:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_aspect#Terms_for_various_aspects

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Yes. Writing example sentences like this one is an aspectof WikiAnswers that I am not very fond of....but it goes with the badge.
He always looked at each aspect of a situation.

One aspect of WikiAnswers is dealing with the sheer number of questions asked.

[Edit] - 10-Mar-2011 8:12 AM.

I think the question deals with Aspect in terms of Grammatical aspect, not the word 'aspect' in its general sense.

At any rate, Aspect deals with how a person views an event. In English, the two major categories of Aspect are Perfective and Progressive. In certain languages, such as Russian, Hindi, a third category, Imperfective, also exists.

Aspect is, in some sense, related to time. But it differs from Tense in that tense places an event on a time continuum in relation to the time of utterance. the continuum of time for Aspect is limited to the construction (the sentence) in question.

This link gives a good list of examples of aspect use:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_aspect#Terms_for_various_aspects

Cheers!

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He always looked at each aspect of a situation.

One aspect of WikiAnswers is dealing with the sheer number of questions asked.

[Edit] - 10-Mar-2011 8:12 AM.

I think the question deals with Aspect in terms of Grammatical aspect, not the word 'aspect' in its general sense.

At any rate, Aspect deals with how a person views an event. In English, the two major categories of Aspect are Perfective and Progressive. In certain languages, such as Russian, Hindi, a third category, Imperfective, also exists.

Aspect is, in some sense, related to time. But it differs from Tense in that tense places an event on a time continuum in relation to the time of utterance. the continuum of time for Aspect is limited to the construction (the sentence) in question.

This link gives a good list of examples of aspect use:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_aspect#Terms_for_various_aspects

Cheers!

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Aspect Ratio - 2010 Pilot 1-1 was released on:

USA: 3 October 2010

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The aspect ratio of 1280x800 pictures is 16:10. Aspect ratio can be found by finding the proportion of an image's length and width. Common aspect ratios include; 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, and others.

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The Aspect - 2008 was released on:

USA: 1 February 2008 (DVD premiere)

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