The phrase "alter the dimension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes to size, scale, or scope, often in technical or artistic fields.
Example: "The architect plans to alter the dimension of the building to accommodate more office space."
Alternatives: "change the scale of" or "modify the size of".
The layer can be reshaped to alter the dimensions of the laminate locally.
So, in that way it is possible to alter the dimensions of an on-screen object with the bass -by amplitude-modulating the functions pertaining to X and Y size.
These shifts in AFF4 alter the dimensions of the Tat-binding pocket in AFF4-P-TEFb that may serve as a site for targeting HIV transcription inhibitors (Schulze-Gahmen et al., 2013).
This is the first time Apple has altered the dimensions of the iPhone's display, which has measured 3.5 inches diagonally since the original iPhone was released in 2007.
It is believed that these processes can improve the tribological and corrosion behavior of parts without significantly altering the dimensions of the part, thereby eliminating the need for further machining operations and reducing overall production costs.
We can tailor the shunt resistance by altering the dimensions of the AuPd strips and the pitch and width of the MoNx wires and can fabricate all of the shunts necessary for a kilopixel focal plane bolometer array on a single 4″ wafer.
Concentrating on the effect of altering the dimensions of the object, the thermal conductivity, the heating method, and the Re was embraced.
This filtering process takes place in the upper vocal tract by altering the dimensions of various resonance cavities within the vocal tract, like pharyngeal, oral and nasal cavity.
Nevertheless, whilst the ring spacing appears marginally altered, the dimensions of the subtomogram average of PilQ (diameter of complex, diameter of pore and length of complex) perfectly matches that of isolated PilQ.
