Sentence examples for certain dimensions in from inspiring English sources

Still, certain dimensions in the space, it turned out, did seem to represent legible human categories, like gender or relative size.

We found that some changes in land use or agricultural practices result in environmental improvements on certain dimensions in addition to making economic sense.

They set up certain dimensions in their music and, unlike the Stripes, choose not to change them: a guitar with moderate distortion and echo; an ungainly, thumping sound on the drums.

Researchers typically match the results of wet tests with those from computer models using the same variables (such as a hull of certain dimensions in a current of a certain strength, with a particular wave height), then tinker with the computer equation until results of the wet and digital tests line up.

First that the magnitude of chromatic change cannot be compared among different colour patches and second that variation in PC1 does not take into account that different cone types show different levels of signal-to- noise ratios and thus variation in coloration along certain dimensions in the avian visual space may be more difficult to perceive by the birds [47].

Roughly compressing the data in one certain dimension results in loss of information in other dimensions or coupling between dimensions.

So somehow, the human spirit is very empathetic and sympathetic in certain dimensions, but not so in others.

Considering the base taxonomy's lack of certain dimensions as described in Section 2, including not covering software process-related aspects, socio-cultural/language-related aspects, communication-related aspects and site-level aspects, the extended taxonomy presented herein adds new dimensions that are believed to be important to better understand the context of GSE projects.

Some cities rank at the top in certain dimensions, yet don't meet acceptable minimums in the full set of dimensions.

The theory of response shift may explain why community dwelling seniors, and the elderly population in general, may report fewer impacts in certain dimensions [ 24].

"In law, one's sense of calling or vocation will lead one to be interested in certain dimensions of Constitutional law," like the First Amendment, Mr. Starr said.