Sentence examples for dimensions following from inspiring English sources

New sensor-studded drills can steer through rock, sand and salt layers in three dimensions, following thin layers containing oil.

An independent samples t-test revealed significant increases on both dimensions following the presidential announcement (for Leadership: Mpre=3.08; Mp=.000152; t=−4.30 (626), p=.0001 and for Culture: Mpre=4.80; Mp=.001.13; t=−3.32 (626), p=.001).

In a case study of a limestone block, discontinuities were detected by the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) through a high frequency antenna (700 MHz) and deterministically modeled in three dimensions following the method presented in Elkarmoty et al. (2017).

This paper has extended a lattice Monte Carlo (MC) method to simulate the simple shear flow of multiple self-avoiding chains in three dimensions following our research work in two dimensions.

Context The question that clinicians face is whether the use of bone replacement grafts and/or barrier membranes enhance their ability to provide for the future placement of a dental implant or to maximize ridge dimensions following the extraction of a tooth versus no additional treatments.

"The country was in crisis on a number of different dimensions following the bursting of that bubble," Amyx said.

Deep vessel wall injury is believed to affect vessel dimension following coronary intervention.

The Bishop of Aston, the Rt Rev Andrew Watson, warned of events "potentially having an ugly race dimension", following a heated meeting between local residents at a mosque.

The objective is to minimize the total transportation costs, or similarly to determine the optimal fleet composition and dimension following least cost vehicle routes.

The numerical results show that the predicted effective thermal conductivity varies with the lattice number in the third dimension following an exponential relationship, and it needs at least 20 lattices along the third dimension to stabilize the simulation results.

On vinyl, I Come and Stand at Every Door is placed at the end of the first side of the Byrds' third album, Fifth Dimension: following three fast, super intense, proto-psychedelic tunes (Mr Spaceman, I See You, What's Happening?!?!), it could almost be a drag – and then Roger McGuinn's patient, paper-thin voice sucks you right in.