Betty, however difficult to believe as her character is established, shows an astonishing depth of dimension in her audition.
By using dynamics and spicy notes, one can create songs that have depth of dimension just by adding very basic elements.
As such, it invites further dialogue on the application of network metrics to sociological constructs (such as types of relationships, intensity and depth of relationships, dimensions of community and solidarity) used to study regional innovation.
Thirdly, we range in a "depth of field" dimension.
The significant body of work of feminist social epistemologists has provided key theoretical resources for understanding the breadth and depth of the social dimensions of knowing.
In the practical application of pavement detection, the stripes from light source will deform after going through the pavement cracks (Figure 2), thus the 3D information in both x and y dimensions (surface) and z dimensions (depth) of the crack can be analyzed based on these deformed stripes.
Laser micromachining offers rapid prototyping of substrates, excellent resolution, control of pattern depth and dimensions, and ease of fabrication.
The dynamics of active volcanoes is controlled by many factors, including magma chemical composition, gas content, depth and dimensions of the magmatic reservoir, geometry of the magmatic conduits, and physical characteristics of the volcanic structure.
Comparisons across subjects and over time within each subject will add detail and depth to the dimensions of the effects of O2.
In such a structural solution, the overall depth, the dimensions of the footing, the embedding depth and details of the embedded steel element are crucial factors for the load transfer and integrity of the connection.
2 There is a move to define the approach at more disaggregated levels that could be country specific, or reflect the specialized mandates of different agencies, or focus in depth on particular dimensions of wellbeing.
