Sentence examples for another key dimension from inspiring English sources

It is not by chance that deliberation is another key dimension associated to RRI (e.g. Owen et al. 2013).

Another key dimension of performance for any MAC protocol is the delay, which in fact plays a more critical role than throughput in determining a network's capability of supporting delay QoS-sensitive applications.

In the next section, we frame the third topic investigated in this study, namely teachers' beliefs on education, which constitutes another key dimension of orientational quality (Wall et al. 2015).

Variation in terms of the extent of iteration during the review process is another key dimension.

The environment in which nurses provide services is another key dimension we and others use to characterize nursing care organization.

This is a key dimension of the unemployment problem, and one that future policy will need to address.

It was always assumed that the Olympic Park itself would be a key dimension of housing legacy.

"When the key dimension is likability, the female voice is better".

It arose from the concerns of Nigerian grassroots and it has been this pressure upon Goodluck Jonathan and his government that has been the key dimension.

"When the key dimension is competence, the male voice is better," said Clifford I. Nass, a communication professor at Stanford University and a consultant to many car companies.

"A key dimension that comes up in this is neuroticism," says Waldorf. "I'm not talking the way people use it as a casual term, but as a more clinical term.