Likewise, according to dispositional HOT theory, when the 'theory of mind' system has learned to interpret the subject's perceptual states as perceptual states: they all acquire a dimension of seeming or subjectivity.
But, often — as in the case of G.M.O.s — it acquires a moral dimension.
The Wachowskis' solution: the orison is as flat as a wallet and acquires a third dimension only when spun.
As seen at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts here on Friday night and this afternoon, the famous Shades scene of Marius Petipa's 1877 "Bayadère" acquires a mystical dimension.
Also, there is some point at which a quantitative advantage acquires a qualitative dimension, and this advantage cannot be neutralized solely by relying on a technological gap between the weapon systems themselves.
And although "Red Grooms: Larger Than Life" consists of two-dimensional work rather than Mr. Grooms's trademark walk-through environments, the show acquires a sculptural dimension through the decorative elements the artist has added at the show's entrances.
"Because now, faced with his unexpected death, the poetic themes of José Emilio, the sorrow, the melancholy, the lack of hope, the grief, the implacable passage of time, all acquire a new dimension, the dimension of a prophecy fulfilled".
So this previously nice place acquires an atrocious dimension, which, far from cancelling out its sacred status, enhances it.
Although faithful to O. Henry, the production, directed by Laura Stevens, acquires an emotional dimension by showing the parallel lives of Bill and Chief as neglected children.
Something that happened the day before might have little significance at the time, but 25 or 30 years later it acquires an extra dimension.
