Sentence examples for dimension to which from inspiring English sources

The new dimension to which Wenger referred this week was Fàbregas as master to young Jack Wilshere as pupil.

It is precisely this dimension to which this paper speaks in proposing a systems-based model for integrating research competencies in massage therapy education.

Note that a superscript d is used for specifying the dimension to which a variable belongs and it is by no means of being an integer power.

Interviewees had no clear view about the dimension to which this item relates.

If, however, learning is dependent on top-down processes, it would be expected to occur only for the dimension to which listeners were instructed to attend.

Multi-trait Analysis was also performed to determine the correlation between each item and the dimension to which it belonged [ 43].

Mr. Cramer, a journalist whose previous book was "What It Takes: The Way to the White House," has furnished us with a grand American tale, its ingredients including struggling immigrants from Sicily, the limitless dimensions to which talent can aspire, the possibility that dreams can be realized, and baseball.

In other words, generalised assumptions and inferences derived via experimental and observational study designs need to reflect the social, political, and economic dimensions to which exposure(s) are influenced (Wing 1994).

Typically, the stimulus variance differs between these two ensembles along such stimulus dimensions to which the neuron is sensitive.

The discriminant validity values of the majority of items, with respect to their own dimension, were found to be higher or significantly higher than their correlations with the dimensions to which they did not belong.

A distinction has been made between the more specific levels of personality structure, consisting of narrow or lower-order personality traits, and the higher-order, broader dimensions to which they contribute [ 8, 9].