Sentence examples for critical dimension from inspiring English sources

This critical dimension is defined by Rs = 2GM/c2.

Race is, of course, a critical dimension of Detroit's story.

The first and, in many ways, most critical dimension is space.

In a critical dimension, New York performed the worst of the nine.

In this way, although missile defenses are not a replacement for an offensive response capability, they are an added and critical dimension of contemporary deterrence".

He acknowledged that the institution he took over in 2008 had "long lacked this critical dimension in the story of modernism".

He may not leave you laughing uproariously; he may even make you sad, but he restores a critical dimension — humor — to an otherwise confusing and sometimes frightening world".

After breaking the ketchup down into its component parts, the testers assessed the critical dimension of "amplitude," the word sensory experts use to describe flavors that are well blended and balanced, that "bloom" in the mouth.

Haslam said in a statement: "We are fortunate to bring in Paul, an extremely talented, highly respected sports executive who will add a critical dimension to our front office.

I applaud your July 9 editorial calling for investment in adult vaccination programs to protect the public from infectious diseases like hepatitis B. A critical dimension of the problem is controlling infection in high-risk groups like prisoners.

We point out the critical dimension problem of CENI framework.