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Comprehensiveness has two dimensions: taking into account all of a patient's needs (whole person focus) and offering a complete basket of services (scope of services).

Jelena's efforts had an additional dimension taking into consideration that her work is a testimony of the presence of the Byzantine hesychasm in the Serbian Despotate.

A ludic dimension had taken hold; the city came to be seen as a gigantic fun fair (a vision coming to frightening fruition in the theme-park styling that would grip urban planning decades later).

The social and interactive dimension has taken on particular relevance with the appearance of new technologies in education, making the capacity for virtual empathy a key competence for promoting learning processes in virtual environments.

However, Mr Bourgaize said the visiting volunteers had been taken aback by the dimensions of Guernsey's German fortifications.

You may think of it like an architectural drawing where the height dimension has been taken down to nearly zero, but not quite zero.

For both teams, this game had taken on a dimension of redemption: each had lost its last appearance in the championship.

"Scottsboro" makes clear that the case had taken on the dimensions of a tableau from Russian literature, although the failings that led to the trial were all too American.

With the retro electro sound showing signs of creative fatigue, and many rock acts lacking nuance or dimension, Autolux has taken the grace and energy of '90s indie rock and added artful electronic fuzz and flourishes that recall Sonic Youth, Can and the Jesus and Mary Chain.

The sense of a struggling generation has undoubtedly taken on new dimensions.

Justice is not a commodity for sale". The case has also taken on political dimensions.