Sentence examples for challenging dimensions from inspiring English sources

A variety of factors have contributed to the Mets' power drop-off, chief among them the challenging dimensions and high outfield walls at Citi Field, where an average of 1.57 home runs per game have been hit to date, the eighth lowest rate in the majors.

For example, the use of DTC services for the testing of children and the availability of cheap WGS, which is inevitable in the near future, seem likely to add new and challenging dimensions to the DTC story.

Supercritical CO2-based fluid is not only being considered as environmentally benign medium for photoresist (PR) removal in electronic device manufacture, but also capable of challenging feature dimensions.

"You must always challenge the dimensions," Mr. Barton said.

We contribute by bringing in the challenge dimension across these levels to inform whether an innovation is disruptive in its effects, not just ex post but also ex ante.

Among other aspects, appropriate visualisation of multi-dimensional data (temporal, regional, unit-wise) is increasingly challenging with increasing dimensions of model complexity.

While warranted in microarray data exploration, unsupervised clustering is extremely challenging in high dimensions with very few samples.

In practise, this is challenging as the dimension of the posterior density in (7) can become very large.

On one hand, the understanding of compact clusters in subsets of dimensions is challenging itself.

Classifying sustainability in individual dimensions is challenging, for many impacts are interlinked and overlapping.

Due to the relatively large detector volume, the highly refined discretization necessary in MOS channels and the existence of floating potential regions within the DEPFET, the simulation is challenging especially in three dimensions.