"change in dimension" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a change in the size, proportion, or magnitude of something. For example, "The new design features a change in dimension from the original version."
The Metropolis-Hastings algorithm is used when the model does not involve changing the dimension and the reversible jump algorithm when calculations involve a change in dimension (due to the model and the population size in the presence of individual effects).
The strain is the linear change in dimension divided by the original length.
Application of this instrument to a glassy surface leaves clear evidence of plastic deformation or a permanent change in dimension.
When a stress σ (force per unit area) is applied to a material such as rock, the material experiences a change in dimension, volume, or shape.
Ceramics such as transformation-toughened zirconia (TTZ) are often referred to as ceramic steel because the strain, or change in dimension, in response to stress behaviour resembles that of steel instead of a brittle ceramic.
"From a technical point of view, you've got a changing body and a change in dimensions combined with the biomechanical madness which goes on in the sport of diving," said 2004 Olympic silver medallist Leon Taylor.
"Can you feel the change in dimensions?" Ms. Powers asked during a recent tour of one of her properties.
Thus, the 3-DCDS II can scan an entire meniscus with less than 2% change in dimensions due to dehydration and articular cartilage with less than 0.4% change.
One source of potential instability, is that the two bicontinuous phases of electron donor and acceptor materials in the photoactive thin film bulk heterojunction, change in dimensions over time.
Through means of FEA (Finite Element Analysis) method; stress, displacement and vibration analysis procedure is developed to assess the maximum stress, change in dimensions and natural frequencies of these impellers under constant operating conditions.
Objective To investigate levels and predictors of change in dimensions of burnout after an intervention for stressed doctors.
