Another medical field emphasizing time as a major dimension of interest is global health, in which life expectancy and quality-adjusted life years frequently are used as measures of health and disease burden.
This loss cuts a major dimension out of the whole repertory.
Yet I also believe the link is clear ethical behavior is a major dimension of financial stability.
Income inequality is a major dimension of social stratification and social class.
Knowledge, if it exists, adds a major dimension to religious commitment.
The center of world science, for instance, was in France in 1740, before it moved to Germany, then Britain, and, later, America, carrying with it, in each case, a major dimension of global leadership.
As that interpretive note on Mr. Tjapaltjarri's painting suggests, there is a major dimension to Aboriginal works that will be lost on most viewers: what they meant and represented to the artist.
"To our knowledge, this is the first large-sample imaging study to probe individual differences in general fluid intelligence, an important cognitive ability and major dimension of human individual difference," wrote the researchers, led by Dr. Jeremy R. Gray, a research scientist in the department of psychology at Washington University in St . Louis
Each of these four identities also lacks a major dimension of time.
Two different orientations are considered for rectangular holes: holes with major dimension parallel to the vertical plate axis (RS holes) and major dimension parallel to horizontal plate axis (RL holes).
