The phrase "a dimension on" is not standard in written English and may lead to confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing aspects or facets of a topic, but it is more common to see "a dimension of" instead.
Example: "In our research, we explored a dimension on the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an aspect of" or "a facet of".
They've gotten a dimension on life that has given them a cosmopolitan vision.
One of the tasks of the designer is to specify a dimension on a component, and the allowable variability on this value, which will give acceptable performance.
Heat-transfer-based analysis of the data indicates that potential structures involved in optical stimulation of cochlear neurons have a dimension on the order of ∼10 μm.
This design method can provide us a quantification of the effect of increasing (or decreasing) a dimension on the amount of part material, which is being saved, a defmition of the profile that the part should have in order to reduce the material and a methodology for specifying height to width ratio, which leads to the biggest reduction of the material volume of a part.
A dimension on which the average respondent in an occupation scores higher than another dimension can be regarded as more important (at a more sophisticated level) to the occupation.
It was proposed that this radiation came from a field of orbiting particles with a dimension on the order of a millimeter, as anything smaller would eventually be removed from the system by radiation pressure or drawn into the star by means of Poynting Robertson drag.
In this way, Bernthal said, a dimension of corporate responsibility falls on soccer fans.
The omission of a dimension focusing on anxiety or emotional impact was intentional.
Then after creating the lines, use them as a guide to create a thick dimension on the letter.
Another character is Pirate Captain Locke, a child pirate from an alternate dimension on the other side of Llewellyn's couch, in which people age backwards.
Ferrer presents more than just a physical dimension on court.
