Sentence examples for dimension on which from inspiring English sources
It may be the case that there is more than one dimension on which they are basing their judgements of the principles.
But the main dimension on which this redistribution takes place is not that of age, but of income and wealth (and to a lesser extent geography).
Various opposing definitions can be identified depending on the typology or dimension on which innovation is analyzed.
The subdifferentials are analyzed in the negative Sobolev spaces of arbitrary spacial dimension on which both a periodic boundary condition and a Dirichlet boundary condition are separately imposed.
This binding thesis suggests one way in which the diverse systems involved in touch might hang together, even if there is no single dimension on which touch is always unified.
A dimension on which the average respondent in an occupation scores higher than another dimension can be regarded as more important (at a more sophisticated level) to the occupation.
"This is one of many dimensions on which we'll have to adjust to a reduction in American ability to dictate terms of core interests of ours," said Yochai Benkler, co-director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard.
INDSCAL then allows the assignment of axes, it being likely that the grouping variables will mainly affect one rather than all of the dimensions on which the map is represented.
Furthermore, perceptions of candidates' personalities aren't necessarily consequential because there are many potential trait dimensions on which voters could evaluate candidates — honesty, leadership, empathy — and across these different dimensions, voters' assessments may not help any one candidate.
Companies can then identify performance dimensions on which they are either overshooting or undershooting the customer's jobs.
