Sentence examples for Relative dimension from inspiring English sources
In "An Unearthly Child," after Susan's teachers force their way inside the police box, she explains that the Tardis — the name is her acronym for Time and Relative Dimension in Space — exists in a different dimension from the outside.
The guide block system was designed so that the change of the relative dimension of the cubic compression space with press load can be minimized by repeated adjustments.
The last of the Time Lords, Doctor Who, uses his Time And Relative Dimension In Space – much bigger, of course, than it appears from the outside – to travel through the universe and time saving planets and civilisations and, occasionally, to "reverse the polarity of the neutron flow".
The effect of the constraint is measured by two factors: the relative Young's modulus (by dimensionless parameter E(2)/E(1)) and the relative dimension (by dimensionless parameter h/a) of the fiber and the matrix.
We propose a new definition of relative dimension to encapsulate different notions of sparsity of a function class that can possibly be exploited by deep networks but not by shallow ones to drastically reduce the complexity required for approximation and learning.
The results show a significant difference between the collected emission with and without consideration of dead space, which plays a very significant role in probe design and is dependent on the number of collection fibers in the geometry, relative dimension of collection and excitation fibers and separation between the two.
And finally, the two creatures at the centre of the Doctor's world: Time and Relative Dimensions in Space.
Regarding their relative dimensions, the rings showed similar characteristics, in spite of their different diameters.
In Jihe bubian ("Complements of Geometry") Mei calculated the volumes and relative dimensions of regular and semi-regular polyhedrons by traditional Chinese methods.
Dr Verguts told me that gynaecologists can instantly tell whether a uterus looks normal or not based on its relative dimensions, and his hunch was that these dimensions approximated the golden ratio.
The patent dictates that the L-shaped units must have the same relative dimensions, but they can be built on larger or smaller scales, for luxury or more economical developments.
