Sentence examples for dimensions and one from inspiring English sources

In particular, if the mean free path of charges due to scattering phenomena is larger than the particle dimensions, one has a mesoscopic system, in which the transport depends on dimensions and one might correct the transport bulk theories by considering this phenomenon.

Based on three analytical functions (up to 100 dimensions) and one groundwater solute transport case studies, the results showed that NSE_MT outperforms NSE_MH in the convergence, efficiency and accuracy of marginal estimation, and NSE_MT is slightly more efficient and accurate than NSE_DR.

One that goes in two dimensions: And one that is shaped in a circle: Speaking of circles, he turned this design… …into a ring, which is on sale at the 3-D printers Shapeways.

In HSI processing, images are modeled as a three-dimensional tensor, i.e., two spatial dimensions and one spectral dimension.

The 4D gated data sets contain information in three spatial dimensions and one temporal (i.e., gated) dimension.

A finite difference scheme was written to model heat transfer in two spatial dimensions and one time.

Few respondents (35.1%) showed interest in practicing as a solo practitioner in a private clinic with the lowest mean of 1.80 Based on the computed sum variables for these factors, one career preference dimension and one individual factor were identified: (1) Public oral health and research, and (2) Being a shareholder in an incorporated practice.

"Quartet for Strings" has anything but Verdi's operatic dimension, and one senses an effort by Mr. Martins to create dramatic contrast as the music shifts within an overall subdued tone.

According to this theory, stress and energy represent bipolar dimensions, giving two total scores, one for the stress dimension and one for the energy dimension.

In addition, two items from the vitality dimension, two from the mental health dimension and one from the physical functioning dimension were distributed into the general health dimension.

Predictability of responses over long sequences could theoretically be found according to different aspects of the behaviour, and in order to explore the different possibilities we computed three measures related to the spatial dimension and one measure related to timing.