Sentence examples for another dimension which from inspiring English sources

But the question plainly has another dimension, which has more to do with symbolism than fact.

Hardinge said the win was a total surprise and she felt transported to another dimension "which feels implausibly idyllic, but I like it here and I'm staying".

Sodderland initially describes it as being like another dimension, which can make her feel euphoric and give her a new experience of colours and sounds.

These gargantuan reptilian monsters from another dimension, which rise from the depths of the ocean to wreak havoc on mankind, come in many forms.

The process of multinationalization and foreign direct investment is another dimension which is clearly at the heart of talent development, especially for developing countries.

In Fig. 3, we turn to another dimension, which the MRIO model allows to put into focus, i.e., the product groups contributing to the material footprint of the EU.

Finally, we show that when the systems have rugged energy landscape they can be equilibrated without introducing another sampling dimension which can also enable to use the simulation results for other free energy calculations.

Cost-effectiveness analyses were also performed based on cost per-life-saved by vaccination and treatment only to provide another analytical dimension which avoids quantifying the value of life.

Another clinically relevant dimension, which has been specifically related to the social-deviance dimension of psychopathy, is externalizing psychopathology (Patrick et al., 2005).

Picasso was particularly struck by Poincaré's advice on how to view the fourth dimension, which artists considered another spatial dimension.

Moreover, recent reports suggest that plant miRNAs can also mediate DNA methylation [11], [69], which adds yet another dimension by which the enriched sRNAs may act.