The field of transport has several aspects: loosely they can be divided into a triad of infrastructure, vehicles, and operations. Infrastructure includes the transport networks (roads, railways, airways, canals, pipelines, etc.) that are used, as well as the nodes or terminals (such as airports, railway stations, bus stations and seaports). The vehicles generally ride on the networks, such as automobiles, bicycles, buses, trains, airplanes. The operations deal with the control of the system, such as traffic signals and ramp meters, railroad switches, air traffic control, etc, as well as policies, such as how to finance the system ...

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Transport, Transport - Aspects of transport, Transport - Modes of transport, Transport - Categories of transport, Transport - Transport and communications, Transport - Transport and land use, Transport - Transport energy and the environment, Transport - Transport Research

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The traditional or classical European aspects of music often listed are those elements given primacy in European-influenced classical music: melody, harmony, rhythm, tone color/timbre, and form. A more comprehensive list is given by stating the aspects of sound: pitch, timbre, loudness, and duration. 4 These aspects combine to create secondary aspects including structure, texture and style. Other commonly included aspects include the spatial location or the movement in space of sounds, ge ...

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Music, Music - What is music?, Music - Aspects of music, Music - Common terms, Music - Production, Music - Performance, Music - Solo and ensemble, Music - Oral tradition and notation, Music - Improvisation interpretation composition, Music - Compositions, Music - Reception and audition, Music - Media, Music - Education, Music - Training, Music - Secondary education, Music - Study, Music - History, Music - Genres, Music - Notes, Music - Sources

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Historically, many cultures have had a concept of a married man's conjugal right [1] to sexual intercourse with his wife. Many United States rape statutes used to preclude prosecution of a man for sexually assaulting his own wife, including if the couple are estranged or even legally separated. In 1975, South Dakota removed this exception. By 1993, this was the case throughout the United States[2]. However, 33 of 50 U.S. states regard spousal rape as a lesser crime [Bergen, 1999]. The perpetrator may be charged with related crim ...

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Spousal rape, Spousal rape - Legal Aspect, Spousal rape - Statistics

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Human sexual behavior in most individuals is typically influenced, if not largely determined, by norms from the culture in which the individual lives. Examples of such norms are prohibitions on sexual intercourse before marriage, or against anal intercourse, or other activities, because the religion to which the individual's culture adheres forbids such activities. Those who wish to express a dissident sexuality often form sub-cultures within the main culture. In many cases, forms of sexuality may develop into a fetish or develop into a psychiatric disorder (paraphilia ...

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Human sexuality, Human sexuality - Physiological aspects, Human sexuality - Social aspects, Human sexuality - Society and politics, Human sexuality - Sex education, Human sexuality - Cultural and psychiatric aspects, Human sexuality - Documentary Films, Human sexuality - Study of sexuality, Human sexuality - Topics in human sexuality

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The pilgrimage structures the entire life of the sincere Muslim. A believer is required to make the pilgrimage at least once in his or her life time. A devout Muslim's whole life is directed towards this spiritual goal; all of life becomes a pilgrimage. The pilgrim, the haji, is honoured in his or her community. For some, this is an incentive to perform the Hajj. In some communities, a person that has done the hajj can be nicknamed "haajji" or "haajj ...

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Hajj, Hajj - Preparations, Hajj - Performing the Hajj, Hajj - Spiritual aspects of the Hajj, Hajj - Incidents during the Hajj, Hajj - Official response, Hajj - Non-Muslims in Mecca

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ASPECT - The particular principle or part of the Creative Life force being worked with or acknowledged at any one time. For example. Brid is a Mother aspect of one Goddess, Lugh is one aspect of the God and both are merely single aspects of the Creative Life Force (CMM)

Measured relationship between planets, or planets and the ascendant or mid heaven (NAD)

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ASPECTING: when a person during a ritual or magickal exercise, manifests ASPECTS of a God, dess, with, in themselves.

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ASPECT: The particular principle or part of the Creative Life Force being worked with or acknowledged at any one time.

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ASPECTS: qualities or characteristics of something or Diety, etc. Ex.: Luna is an aspect of the Moon Goddess. Orion is an aspect of the antlered or Horned God.

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ASPECT

One of the forms or faces of a god (Brahma/Vishnu/Shiva or "Father Son and Holy Ghost). A human being's aspect can be considered one of his traditional roles, as an actor has certain well-chosen "character" parts.

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ASPECTS: Forms, facets, or personas of Deity: for example, Brighid, Iseult, Eos, and Kore are all aspects of the Maiden, and the Maiden is an aspect of the Goddess.

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Aspect

1)The particular principle or part of the God-force being worked with or acknowledged at any one time.

2)Measured relationship between planets, or planets and the ascendant or mid heaven

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ASPECTING: Any advanced magickal activity in which a practitioner manifests a particular aspect of the Goddess or God, in thought, feelings, behavior, appearance, etc.; Often as a direct result of a "Drawing Down". Often a minor variation of this phenomena occurs with the selection of a "Magical Name", of Craft Name.

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Aspect, Astrological:

An angle formed between two items on an astrological chart.

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Four Aspects (of Buddha Dharma)

(1)  the teaching;

(2)  the principle;

(3)  the practice;

(4)  the fruit/reward/result.

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