Sentence examples similar to dimensional distinction from inspiring English sources
This allowed clear three-dimensional distinction between the vascular and muscle architecture of the myometrium and endometrium.
The idea of organizational justice is based on Leventhal's two-dimensional distinction of procedural and distributive justice (Leventhal 1976) and interactional justice (Konovsky 2000; Colquitt et al. 2001).
The DXA scan produces a two-dimensional image; therefore distinction between subcutaneous and visceral adipose tissue cannot be made.
In the case of three-dimensional bluff bodies a distinction is made between bodies where the geometry is mildly three-dimensional and strongly three-dimensional.
Social support is a multi-dimensional concept; a key distinction has been made between the enacted support an individual receives (that can be externally observed) and the subjective perception of availability and adequacy of support.
The distinction of three-dimensional objects is one of the main challenges in computer graphics and computer vision.
In most common methods for analyzing metabolomics (or any other high-dimensional x-omics) data this distinction is ignored thereby severely hampering the results of the analysis.
However, it is appropriate to draw distinctions within a dimensional construct as long as these are systematic and empirically justifiable (Ruscio et al., 2006), via identifying inflection points (Kessler, 2002) or the cross-over points for sensitivity and specificity (Ferguson, 2008).
Our notation is somewhat nonconventional for economics but to do justice to econo-physics concepts such as scaling and dimensional analysis and to stress the distinction between stocks and flows, we believe this notation is justified.
Although we have used a two-dimensional position design to make this distinction, it is unlikely that this principle is peculiar to the visuo-spatial domain.
A distinction of this model is to combine two-dimensional elements with three-dimensional elements in a designed mesh.
