Sentence examples for common dimensions from inspiring English sources

These common dimensions are formal, psychological, and social.

It extends to their relationship with the common dimensions of urban design.

The best spatial model yielded by the MDS had three common dimensions and specificities.

It is just under five inches long and two inches wide -- common dimensions for a cellphone -- but it weighs in at a hefty half-pound.

McAdams, S., Winsberg, S., Donnadieu, S., De Soete, G. & Krimphoff, J. Perceptual scaling of synthesized musical timbres: common dimensions, specificities, and latent subject classes.

(3) Not do there exist common dimensions on which all leaders can be arrayed, but are good and poor leadership qualitatively different phenomena?

These data matrices often have no common dimension and are connected in a T- or L-shape structure.

It would be wrong to dismiss the appeal of his defense, given the common dimension of public sexual humiliation and how deeply "lynching" resonates as a metaphor for black men in the real context of the sexual politics of racial hierarchy.

Muteki, J.F. MacGregor, T. Ueda, On the rapid development of new polymer blends: The optimal selection of materials and blend ratios, Industrial Engineering Chemical Research, Published on-line, May 25 (in press)] T- or L-shaped data matrices were combined using ideal or other known mixing rules to achieve a block data structure with a single common dimension as required in regression modeling.

The common dimension across interpersonal leaders is that they are leading other people.

By assumption,, and we denote this common dimension by N. If N=2, then A and are clearly isomorphic, and thus, from now on, we suppose that N>2.