Sentence examples for dimension or complexity from inspiring English sources
Using a novel parametric mesh-based analytic technique applied to high-resolution T1-weighted MRI scans, we examined age (6 16 years) and gender differences in cortical complexity (the fractal dimension or complexity of sulcal/gyral convolutions) and asymmetry of 24 primary cortical sulci in normally developing children (N=24).
In the context of the CS, sensing capacity provides bounds on the maximum signal dimension or complexity per sensor measurement that can be recovered to a pre-defined degree of accuracy.
(4) and (5), l is the size of training dataset and h is the VC-dimension or the complexity of the regression model.
The existing models for portable, stationary and transportation fuel cell systems are identified and characterised by approach, state, system boundary, spatial dimension and complexity or detail.
Detailed examination of historical evidence shows that greater complexity in one dimension or function does not necessarily lead to greater complexity in another.
Hawe et al. [ 30] suggest that the most important dimension of complexity is frequently not the complex intervention itself, but rather the context into which it is introduced.
Unlike other task-based planning studies, this study tried to highlight the key role of modality in L2 planning research and assess lexis as a separate dimension of L2 written output rather than taking it into account as a sub-dimension of complexity or even disregarding it.
I do think there are great female roles in films, but to play ones that really have a lot of dimension and complexity and aren't the mom or the wife or whatever -- everybody wants to play that.
Local adaptation may occur as an alternative to or in conjunction with changes in species' distributions, adding an important dimension of complexity to studies of the effects of climate change.
And here's the next dimension of complexity, organelles.
However, NUMA introduces another dimension of complexity to these applications.
