Sentence examples for a dimension of a from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a dimension of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspects, features, or characteristics of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "In our research, we explored a dimension of a complex social issue that had not been previously addressed."
Alternatives: "an aspect of a" or "a facet of a".

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"Functional" types represent data of a given type, which yield a dimension of a different type.

(a) Dimension of a TiO2 pattern: the width (w), the distance (d), and the height (h) are 500, 500, and 2.5 μm, respectively.

In its actualization, it emancipates itself from temporality, and occurs in a dimension of a present that is exterior to time.

Unfortunately, the spatial scale of the cluster activity indicates that the slow slip had a dimension of a few kilometers at the depth of 20 km, thus suggesting that it would be difficult to detect at the surface.

Test information refers to the range of the underlying construct over which (a dimension of) a test is most useful to distinguish between respondents.

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Sometimes writers' houses show a dimension of an author you wouldn't guess from his or her work or reputation.

A neurodevelopmental disorder can be conceptualized as an extreme impairment along a dimension of an underlying behavioral trait.

a Dimensions of a side plate.

The sauce adds a dimension of flavor and a velvety texture.

Either way, it is a porthole into a dimension of sarcastically dowdy shapes.

An epilogue adds a dimension of cosmic mystery to an already intricate construction.

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