Working with this and related lists gets somewhat easier if the various things listed here get divided into groups of similar items.
Lumping them together as aspects waters down similarities, hides differences, and generally misrepresents the situations. At least three groups leap to eye: contour aspects (aspects proper in some descriptions), distribution aspects (patterns of recurrence or not) and intensity aspect (probably not an aspect at all since not temporal). There seem also to be other factors here that are less clearly classified and seem more derivational and generally lexical than aspects are usually thought to be.
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