Sentence examples similar to a question of dimensions from inspiring English sources

And it raised a question of almost biblical dimensions: can a child ever be justified in murdering a parent?

Such a dramatic reduction of the data dimension creates a question of whether instead of the entire spectrum one can use a few isolated wavelengths.

Edexel and AQA, the two primary examining bodies in the UK, were chastised by the plucky students for their Dadaist questions, which allegedly included for the maths exam a question on the dimensions of a Mongolian sheep pen.

The Supreme Court wrestled today with a civics question of constitutional dimension and major practical implications: do the political parties or the electorate as a whole control the nominating process?

Yet two of these instruments have only 4 or 5 items, which brings up the question of which dimensions of the body awareness construct the reviewed instruments assess.

We defined a properly-specified question as a question having all four dimensions of question specificity present.

The precise expression is long and complicated, but the implication is, as Gauss pointed out, that his measure of the curvature of a surface at a point is intrinsic: it is entirely determined by measurements in the surface and does not involve any question of a third dimension at right angles to the surface.

To address the dimension of function, a question pertaining to activities of daily life was proposed.

So the idea came from this as a joke almost, like "I could answer your programming question for any number of dimensions".

The impact of political factors, especially relevant after September 11, raises the question of the criminal dimension of transfers.

It addresses the question of what the major dimensions of social safeguards are and how the MTS does relate to these characteristics.