Sentence examples for dimension for the from inspiring English sources

(John Banville may have had this in mind when he provided a fictional Irish dimension for "The Untouchable," his shrewd novel about Blunt).

I don't think the term, "getting wrecked," was one the Edwardians used, but it adds a dimension for the contemporary reader.

-- Pakistan - Because of immigration and economic ties, Pakistan has an important domestic dimension for the UK and will feature in public debates in the run-up to the UK's 2010 elections.

Factor analysis suggested a single dimension for the food items.

"The SayWhat app adds a completely new dimension for the recipient.

But with speed comes another dimension for the way data behaves, Red Monk Analyst Donnie Berkholz told me this week.

A discussion of the choice of dimension for the secondary channel is given.

The above analysis lead to the following definition of a critical dimension for the operator (L_gamma ).

First, a fixed dimension for the time window has to be determined.

Each case leads to a distinct notion of critical dimension for the operator (L_gamma ).

Energy demand is a key dimension for the evaluation of the energy efficiency in production.