Sentence examples for a natural dimension from inspiring English sources

Höfn, about that majestic glacier melting, allowed us to add a natural dimension to the crises of the three poems.

Contemporary psychologists' contrast of 'positive affect' with 'negative affect' allows that these may not be magnitudes that can be added together or represented as in opposite directions along a single natural dimension.

Using 'narrative walks' as a qualitative method to construct grounded data, we explore the social and natural dimensions of the complex, diverse and uncertain landscape and life-worlds of subsistence agriculture.

HB is a Doctoral Candidate in Sustainability Science at the Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS) and the Lund University Centre of Excellence for Integration of Social and Natural Dimensions of Sustainability (LUCID) in Sweden.

From a biomechanical perspective, non-threaded cages remain superior to threaded cages due to their ability to mimic healthy cervical anatomy, thereby improving surface contact whilst maintaining initial stability; however new designs are constantly emerging to improve each design by adapting to the natural dimensions of disc space.

Although the representation is developed here for two dimensions, it can be generalized in a natural way to three dimensions.

There is a natural notion of Hausdorff dimension for its boundary at infinity.

Since biology is a natural science with historic dimension, all biological species have actually developed continuously starting out from a very limited number of ancestral species.

Biology is a natural science with historic dimension.

The Lienard II-type harmonic nonlinear oscillator equation has a natural generalization in three dimensions, and these systems can be also quantized exhibiting many interesting features and can be interpreted as an oscillator constrained to move on a three-sphere.

The Lienard II-type nonlinear harmonic oscillator equation has a natural generalization in three dimensions and can be interpreted as an oscillator constrained to move on a three-sphere.