The phrase "at which dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific measurements or criteria in a context such as design, architecture, or analysis.
Example: "The study focused on the performance of the structure at which dimensions the load-bearing capacity was maximized."
Alternatives: "at what measurements" or "at which parameters".
It also effectively selects the granularity at which dimensions should be used for clustering.
In this paper, we test the effectuation model against the more traditional model of discounting existing or late-stage cash flows and also look at which dimensions of effectuation are most relevant to biopharma pipeline valuation.
Table 2 presents the dimensions found for the anatomical structures examined: mean, maximal and minimal dimensions with standard deviations, corresponding time points, and the number of time points at which dimensions were significantly different from the maximum or minimum (p < 0.05).
For one thing, it's not at all clear which dimensions of similarity are important.
Which dimensions are common among developing leaders?
To begin with, the state education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, the Board of Regents, and Gov. George E. Pataki should call a statewide summit meeting at which the dimensions of the shortage and the resources needed to overcome it will be agreed on.
"We'll be able to look at which social dimension people are using," Dr. Watts said, "be it work, family, friendship".
Decide which dimension you want to use.
Nevertheless, gravity would travel through these extra dimensions just fine, leading to modifications of the force law on the scale at which the extra dimensions become important.
What is new is perhaps the speed at which their global dimensions are expanding.
Second, the reduced theta temperature, τθ, at which the chain dimension was supposed to have the unperturbed, ideal dimension, weakly depends on the molecular weight.
