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But this time the problem takes on added dimensions, because the United States economy is also slowing.
We aware of only three dimensions because the rest are curled up into extremely tiny balls, a hundred million trillion times smaller than a proton.
Physical dimensions, because the GLX has an SUV-like flexible interior with 60-40 folding rear seats and a flat cargo bed.
Most studies of urban landscape pattern examine land-use maps in two dimensions because the acquisition of 3-dimensional information is difficult.
However, in the xy plane, the distance is enlarged regarding the real spatial dimensions because the width of the AFM tip is distorted by the combination of the nanoparticle shape and tip geometry.
Patients may be reluctant to respond to an improvement in the corresponding EQ-5D dimensions because the improvements may be considered marginal from the patient perspective.
RMTS scales up to four dimensions with 10 15 spline coefficients per dimension, but scaling beyond that requires coarsening of the spline in some of the dimensions because of the computational cost of the energy minimization step.
It is well-known from physics that the thermal conductivity of a solid particle becomes smaller at lower dimensions because of the confinement of the phonon dynamics by the interface.
In these cases, the spreading is expected to show fractal dimensions almost equal (very close) to 3. The results from the PET/CT images of healthy subjects show smaller fractal dimensions because of the different tracer distribution in the organs, including some organs like the liver and brain that physiologically accumulate FDG.
The adaptive method could be more useful in cases where these thin filaments that need to be resolved are a very small fraction of the hyper-volume, which arises in higher dimensions because of the surface-to-volume scaling and the essentially one-dimensional structure of the filaments.
The wave field thus created must be modelled in three dimensions because of the excitation under each axle and the movement of the train.
