The phrase "a largest dimension" is not correct in written English.
It should be "the largest dimension" when referring to the biggest size among multiple dimensions.
Example: "In this design, the largest dimension is crucial for ensuring stability."
Alternatives: "the biggest dimension" or "the greatest dimension".
Gradually, the movie takes on a larger dimension as Alex comes to create an alternative history of Germany in which the West is cracking up and the generous East opens its arms to share the idealism which his mother represents.
His endnotes are heavy with previously published sources, but show little evidence of the kind of deep, sustained research in the National Archives, presidential libraries and other American collections that might have provided a larger dimension.
Social and racial conflict assume a larger dimension when Araceli is accused of a crime, setting into motion a plot that brings about the collision of people from radically different worlds.
Vale, which is investing $1.5 billion in the dam and has a 9 percent stake in the project, said it was acting as a Rio+20 sponsor so that the conference would have "a larger dimension and visibility for society over all, given the themes that are being discussed, which are of great interest to the business".
The manifold has a large dimension and the driving time scale is set by chemical kinetics.
This closed form expression involves a matrix inverse which can be computationally intensive if the filter has a large dimension.
On the contrary, when the substrate is rotating with slow speed, a section with a large dimension (petal) is formed.
A model with a large dimension is obtained and has to be reduced for an advanced control design.
The results demonstrate that the joint units perform perfectly and that a larger dimension deployable mechanism can be established.
