Sentence examples for dimension from which from inspiring English sources

For this, each particle keeps also track of its personal (and the global) best dimension (from which the best fitness value so far has been achieved).

They visually represent two simultaneous overlapping aspects of enlightenment, variously described as emptiness and form, compassion and wisdom, object and subject, the dimension from which the practitioner is guided by the Buddha and the dimension towards which the practitioner evolves.

While stashing heroin in the basement, he stumbles upon a mysterious door and enters it, falling into the Sixth Dimension, from which he promptly escapes.

This paper contributes with a simplified definition of an innovation policy system as the conjuncture of policy mix and multi-level dimensions, from which a series of steps are proposed for arriving at an evaluation mix relevant for the specific characteristics of a given policy space.

Conclusions: We identified seven key dimensions, from which 4 meaningful types of ICU EOL-DM climates could be discerned.

The distance values, in HCA, can be strongly affected by differences in scale among the dimensions from which the distances are calculated.

The starting point is the Hubbard model in two dimensions from which we may derive an effective spin fluctuation-based interaction between electrons, which is eventually responsible for the formation of Cooper pairs.

By considering a number of n spatial dimensions from which trajectories of moving agents are observed, the location of a single agent can be expressed as shown in Eq. (2): mathcal{X} = (d_{1}, d_{2},ldots,d_{n}).

When we speak of imaginary space, many are persuaded that it does not include any judgement on their part, but if one looks closely, one sees that the simple object of conception here is space and extension with its perceived dimensions from which we form a judgement concerning its imaginary nature.

Based on three hymns from the Book of Psalms, Wilberg's 25-minute piece exemplifies the various dimensions from which praise can be exhibited, Attarian said.

According to Donabedian, there are three dimensions from which conclusions about the quality of care can be drawn; these are structure, process and outcome.