Sentence examples for dimension mean from inspiring English sources

American guitarist John Frusciante said that Verlaine's jagged, expressive sound on the album made a great impression on him when he began to develop as a guitarist in his early 20s, as it reminded him that "none of those things that are happening in the physical dimension mean anything, whether it's what kind of guitar you play or how your amp's set up.

The discriminant validity was determined by comparing the SUMD dimension mean scores across patient groups (gender, education level, and living arrangement) and by studying the correlations of the SUMD dimension scores with age and disease duration.

Using data on quality of life dimension mean scores determined by researchers interested in interpreting the results of the QLQC30 questionnaire, the standard deviation of the mean quality of life emotional function score for a large group of heterogeneous cancer patients is determined to be 24 [ 18, 19].

The most prominent manifestation of health locus of control perceptions was the parental fatalistic locus of control perception in the asthma group (mean = 33.1, SD = 6.0), whereas the least manifestation of health locus of control was found in the asthma patients internal dimension (mean = 21.1, SD = 6.5).

We had no previous estimates of the seventh dimension – mean sound amplitude – across years, and given the changes in technology and theater presentation we would find it difficult to suggest anything useful.

Relationship among the cubic crystallographic unit cell dimension, mean bond length of TiO, and oxygen parameter is given for space group symmetry of Fd¯3m in order to understand the zero-strain insertion scheme, and an origin of the zero-strain insertion scheme is discussed from the analytical results.

Going up a dimension means you've got a lot more data to think about.

Namely, integrating the gender dimension means utilizing the entire talent pool - men and women - so as to provide a competitive advantage.

In addition, the higher the dimension means the greater the amount of data, the more complex the data for handling, and the higher the hardware requirements.

I'm just not sure that being from another dimension means you can't also be from another planet.

Movie executives are hopping on the bandwagon, because that extra dimension means they can jack up ticket prices by as much as $5 - even though that extra dimension makes the movie darker and slower, without adding anything to its ability to engage you.