Sentence examples for dimensional development from inspiring English sources

Naturally, the use of a two dimensional imaging technique preclude a full evaluation of a three dimensional development, i.e. ossification.

Their main characteristic is the highly three-dimensional development of the flow.

Vocational education can also be school-based; a considerable amount of the vocational curriculum may be integrated into vocational secondary school programmes, leading to the multi-dimensional development of the student as a citizen and an employee.

The consequences of reliance on one-dimensional development model showed the most visible effects on the example of urban decline among the former industrial giants of the so-called Rust Belt in the US.

A previous four-dimensional in situ study of a short crack in a magnesium alloy King et al. (2011), Elektron 21, used synchrotron X-ray computed micro-tomography to follow its three-dimensional development with progressive fatigue cycling through the microstructure, which had been mapped by diffraction contrast tomography to measure grain shapes and crystal orientations in three dimensions.

We report the first 3+1 dimensional model development for energetic atomic oxygen ions in the Earth's radiation belts.

A common property of these elements, buildings and infrastructure, is their three-dimensional geometric development.

The benefits generated by using both concepts have been applied in the field of Engineering design and manufacturing using tri-dimensional product development process models.

The assessment of the suitability of a city is important before the application of the "three-dimensional" (3D) development approach, especially for cities with important natural endowment at stake.

Neuronal marker, β-tubulin III, expression of hESC cultured on (a) PLO exhibiting long two-dimensional axonal development with lower density, (b) silk scaffolds exhibiting some cell migration along with negligible axonal projections, and (c) silk-CNT scaffolds demonstrating three-dimensional axonal elongation as well as cell migration.

A combined experimental and numerical study was conducted to better understand the 3-dimensional flow development in 120° curved rectangular ducts with continuously varying curvature (Cr) that are commonly used for blade profile design of solid liquid two-phase centrifugal pumps.