Sentence examples for dimension larger from inspiring English sources

For instance, all s 1 components means have their diagonal D dimension larger than the anti-diagonal A dimension.

In order to evaluate the functions f 1, f 2, and A for models with dimension larger than two, we need to calculate d ζ / d θ.

With the low residual nonlinear error, the proposed system can therefore be used for submicron measurement of small structures with dimension larger than 0.3 mm and depth down to 2.3 mm.

Indeed, the question has often been raised how Boltzmann could ever have believed that a trajectory traverses all points on the energy hypersurface, since, as the Ehrenfests conjectured in 1911, and was shown almost immediately in 1913 by Plancherel and Rozenthal, this is mathematically impossible when the energy hypersurface has a dimension larger than 1.

The commercial SrTiO3 is composed of particles with dimension larger than 1 μm while the one prepared by the sol gel method is made of typical perovskite (cubic) particles with a mean size of about 50 nm; Pt particles cannot be seen at this resolution.

In addition, data reported by Ferreira et al. [ 22] on bovine ovarian cortex showed that there was an increased risk of morphological damage to primary and primordial follicles when the tissue slices were cut with all dimension larger than 2 mm, provided that one of the dimensions of the fragment slice is maintained ≤2 mm [ 22].

But some theorists have recently considered the effects of making the extra dimensions larger.

He said it now has "dimensions larger than the UK", and is supported by "an almost ecstatic enthusiasm that I have never encountered in any other warzone".

While pinup girls were notorious for their ample busts, Mr. Ward, who was born in 1919 and lived in Ridgewood most of his life, made their dimensions larger than larger than life.

Original images with dimensions larger than 512 × 512 were cropped as shown.

In the sequel, we construct the block diagonal precoder for multicast channels with column dimensions larger than two.