Sentence examples for because of the dimension from inspiring English sources

When using the degree i T ( x ), this is not multiplicative because of the dimension factor ( − 1 ) dim ( x ).

Each group of small rock samples with different sizes had different empirical relations because of the dimension effect of small rock samples.

Because of the dimension of the models, the pilot areas are published in ArcGIS online, accessible in a CityEngine Web Viewer with several possibilities of visualization, navigation, querying, and comparison of layers.

If we look at the reference error, then our proposition is ten times more rapid than the "AAM 560" because of the dimension of the appearence vector, and clearly more effective (performances improvment of ) than the same heavy "AAM 560" model.

That's a tricky proposition, not the least because of the dimensions involved.

Unfortunately, Microsoft is still unrivaled at writing scary, unhelpful error messages ("Because of the dimensions of this picture, rotating it might permanently reduce its quality. Do you want to proceed?").

Earlier this year, she had nearly finished her book when she read an article about how Beyoncé might appear in a movie about Hottentot Venus — the name given to Saartjie Baartman, a Khoikhoi woman who was enslaved and paraded around Europe as a nineteenth-century freak show, gawked at and humiliated because of the dimensions of her body.

As a matter of fact, the spreading resistance probe (SRP) technique commonly used for carrier profiling is not suited anymore for ultra-shallow junction profiling, mainly because of the dimensions of the measurement tool.

To provide the current density of 108A/cm2, needed for the activation of the electromigration process, the circuit must be able to supply a current of at least 50 mA, because of the dimensions of realized geometries.

Because of the dimensions of aeromagnetic data of the study area (110 × 110 km), we could have applied spectral analysis to the main grid but given the geology of the region, we adopted the suggestion of Okubo et al. ([1985]) on the minimal block size to use.

"Because of the dimensions it became a performative gesture.