Sentence examples for a fourth dimension of from inspiring English sources

The waves make for a fourth dimension of balance.

Shapes proliferate in three-dimensional compositions stirred by the air that introduces a fourth dimension of space and time.

As we become healthier, the concept of health has ballooned to acquire a fourth dimension of time.

Using scenarios in a learning situation supports these three elements – experience, practicality and application – and also adds a fourth dimension of participation.

If disloyalty encourages the writer to roam at will through human hearts and minds, and gives the novelist a fourth dimension of sympathy and intuition, then complicity just narrows the creative arteries.

Sense, then, would be a fourth dimension of propositions, for which Deleuze reserves the term expression.

It feels as if we are operating in a fifth dimension of news.

A second dimension of the hoped-for economic rebalancing, away from consumer expenditure and towards more productive, long-term investment, is not taking place either.

The civil rights movement was not only about race, he said, but about a "second dimension of economic opportunity," not only about justice, but about jobs.

Fractionated peptides were separated in a second dimension of low pH reversed phase chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry.

Novelty and appropriateness/usefulness/resolution are widely agreed to be characteristics of creative products; a third dimension of style/elegance/esthetic quality is also suggested.