The phrase "adopted dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to dimensions that have been accepted or implemented in a particular context, such as design, architecture, or standards.
Example: "The adopted dimensions for the new building comply with the latest safety regulations."
Alternatives: "accepted dimensions" or "implemented dimensions".
Other approaches include those adopt dimension reduction techniques that can preserve the Pareto dominance relationship among individuals in both global and local areas, such as Sammon mapping [181], neuroscale [182], radial coordinate visualization (RadViz) [183], SOM [149, 184], and Isomap [185].
As for the choice of the spatial WENO reconstruction, we have adopted a dimension-by-dimension reconstruction strategy, discussed in full details in our previous works (see Dumbser et al. 2013; Dumbser et al. 2014; Zanotti and Dumbser 2015).
From Hofstede's framework, we have only adopted two dimensions that are named power distance index - PDI and uncertainty avoidance index - UAI.
Moreover, based on FNN research, Wu and Xie [2] utilized low-order Zernike moments to replace DCT to further improve the performance of Ethanany's study, which adopted larger dimension of feature vector to represent an image sufficiently for the un-orthogonality of DCT-based space.
Therefore, adopting Dfs dimensions with maximum LR would be equivalent to selecting Dfs feature elements with maximum inter- over intra-class variation.
Characters may enter new circumstances and adopt different dimensions, motives, and identities.
For example, in the Get Traveler Information process, it is crucial to take into account the main four traveler's dimensions adopted from the integral theory, namely: individual, Social, Behavioral, and Cultural (Sect. 3.1); Fig. 2 shows these dimensions briefly.
The flume is an acrylic tank equipped with a flap type wavemaker having dimensions adopted from the NWT.
The geometry of the inner ear structures was adopted according to dimensions published in the literature (Gan et al. 2007), similar to the real coiled geometry of the cochlea.
In addition, to ease the burden of parameter settings, the proposed SL-PSO adopts a dimension-dependent parameter control method.
