Sentence examples for dimension that could be from inspiring English sources
Visually the canvases relate to Color Field painting, but they also intimate a mystical dimension that could be Tantric or Jungian.
But when Reid talked to Lurie about Vick, he emphasized that Vick could give the offense a dimension that could be used in unpredictable ways.
It is not that Johnson does not respect Kukoc's game; it's just that Johnson believes the athletic and acrobatic Hughes gave Philadelphia a dimension that could be as rewarding for the 76ers as it was aggravating for their opponents.
This context adds an entirely new dimension that could be the defining factor this time around.
Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London, said: "Another dimension that could be as important are our gut microbes, which also change between seasons and could be driving these changes because of seasonal changes in diet".
It is worth noting that the proposed approach excludes the evaluation of some social dimension that could be described by qualitative analysis; nonetheless, the definition of a system of quantitative measures allows researchers and farmers for direct comparisons between themes and farms that would not be possible otherwise.
An improvement in performance has been also obtained for realizable geometrical dimensions that could be fabricated while maintaining electric conductivity of the front contact.
Therefore, we intend to conduct further investigation to identify other dimensions that could be incorporated into the taxonomy, so that GSE projects could be classified in a more comprehensive way.
On the other hand, benzyl alcohol and 1-octanol react slowly towards the Zintl phase and yield an amorphous material with a sheet morphology and dimensions that could be compared with the initial size of the NaSi grains.
Health-related fitness is comprised of several dimensions that could be enhanced by specific training regimens.
As can be seen in figure 6 A, the stress did not level off until k was beyond a number of dimensions that could be easily visualized.
