To locate the dancer in time and space, and to define the dimension in which he or she moved.
In Monstropolis, the freakazoid parallel dimension in which the monsters live, children's screams are used as a power source.
The last production I saw of "The Boys in the Band," in 1996, went for the lacerating humor, a dimension in which this latest incarnation is surprisingly weak.
"I'm haunted by an unseen dimension in which everything has roots, logic, and reasons — a tie to another point in time.
(Its producer is Seth MacFarlane, the creator of "Family Guy"; there is probably a parallel dimension in which this makes sense).
In 2006 Grigori Perelman was awarded a Fields Medal for proving Poincaré's conjecture true in three dimensions, the only dimension in which Poincaré had studied it.
The scenarios considered have a strong social dimension in which they explicitly consider how productions' costs change when smallholders supply a proportion of the feedstock to the industry.
The impetus to create fear comes out of self-interest; in Monstropolis, the freakazoid parallel dimension in which the monsters live, children's screams are used as a power source.
Despite the piteous laments, the US remains the world dominant power by a large margin, and no competitor is in sight, not only in the military dimension, in which, of course, the US reigns supreme.
The dimension in which fashion operates is an amalgam of the mental and the material — a miasmic half-world where ideas have functions and prices, while objects are hung about with thoughts and dreams.
