We see the church as a presence and as a dimension of life in the city.
Bergson even held that the scientific concept of time as a dimension actually misrepresents reality.
Blessed John Paul II described "individualism" as a dimension of the "culture of death" arising from an "eclipse of the sense of God".
And if, from day to day, we've seen people in the throes of this, we recognize that as a dimension of our humanity.
But what if we imagine time not as a commodity, but as a dimension, the way scientists describe it – a road that starts when we open our eyes in the morning and ends when we nod off under the duvet?
A positively Proustian amount of critical comment exists about the contribution which the idiosyncrasies of the novel's syntax make to the larger progress of its philosophical investigations into time as a dimension of human being.
Context attributes can be modeled as a dimension in a vector space.
The cyberspace as a dimension in the operational environment, of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
Power distance is originally identified as a dimension for analyzing national culture (Hofstede 1997).
This paper theorizes the concept of affective connection as a dimension of subjective sense.
