The phrase "assured dimension" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts where certainty or confidence in a specific aspect or measurement is being discussed, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The assured dimension of the project was crucial for its successful implementation."
Alternatives: "guaranteed aspect" or "certain measurement".
Assuring the dimension quality is vital to successful and timely installation of façades on the construction site.
Regarding the algorithms focused on the extraction of only one component, periodic component analysis allows the possibility to assure the dimension of the subspace of the atrial activity observing the first components in y(t).
Third, practitioners reviewed item pairs to assure that dimensions that were considered highly important within particular CAM therapies were not omitted.
In contrast, after removing item 1 'Vision in general', item invariance was assured across occasions for the "Adjustment" dimension, indicating that the outcome on this dimension can be appropriately assessed.
The only available test car (a sedan with automatic transmission) was not the car I really wanted to buy (a beautiful blue five-speed wagon that I had built from scratch on the Volkswagen Web site), but the dealer assured me that the interior dimensions were identical.
Backed by a muscular three-piece band, the Weeknd blew up his bad-love songs to fit Coachella's dimensions; his vocals, more assured than he'd ever sounded, floated like a poisonous cloud over the packed polo field.
Mr. Bissell convinces you that video games have the emotional resonance of art, but he is less assured when it comes to probing their moral dimension and import.
The color is always wonderful, and the psychic allure considerable, but only occasionally does Mr. Althoff seem to be as assured and original in two as he is in three dimensions.
Having had previous experience of the vehicle's dimensions, we had insisted on an awning which David, owner of the van, assured us was easily erected: "It's an inflatable".
Do opposites attract, as Paula Abdul once assured us in a pop song, or do you need to be similar on 19 dimensions of personality -- as eHarmony suggests -- to find the perfect match?
