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(Zambello will also direct "Porgy and Bess," an opera whose political dimensions are a permanent part of the American experience).
This method is a new approach to the design of high frequency systems, when physical dimensions are a non-negligible fraction of the radiation wavelength, and the effects of local modes cannot be accounted for by a pure TEM analysis.
(Zambello will also direct "Porgy and Bess," an opera whose political dimensions are a permanent part of the American experience.) Those who prefer their bel canto straight up can always head to Caramoor, where Angela Meade, one of the Westchester festival's artists-in-residence, will be featured in a semi-staged presentation of Bellini's "Il Pirata" (July 8).
Another program is the Energy Frontier Research Center, where the idea is to take everything we've learned about how electrons move through nanoscale systems and apply it to photovoltaic devices, where we've long known that the key dimensions are a few nanometers.
Zero dimensions correspond to a single value (e.g. average RMSD value), one dimension is an array (e.g. RMSD time series), two dimensions are a matrix (e.g. coordinate covariance), etc.
He reasoned that in a hierarchical framework, "Superordinate categories based on types of events(as opposed to contexts) provide useful clues about the sorts of sounds that might be subordinate, while features and dimensions are a useful way of describing the differences among members of a particular category".
Watching football in three dimensions is a revelation.
Three-dimensional scanning registers more of the groove, and is more precise: two dimensions is a map; three dimensions is a topographical map.
To translate Dr. Seuss's animals into three dimensions was a different matter entirely.
"Glamour in Six Dimensions is a fascinating and unforgettable book about a bewitchingly negative, even deathly, aesthetic.
Their scalability with respect to the higher dimensions is a common issue.
