Sentence examples for dimensions for which from inspiring English sources

Small, inexpensive sensors can now see our world in all three dimensions, for which consumer applications no amount of megapixels alone could achieve.

Circuit edit, critical to design validation, is challenged by shrinking dimensions for which an accurate alignment is mandatory.

The practice of hymen reconstruction constitutes a challenge for health care providers in medical, ethical, judicial, social, and cultural dimensions, for which they are not well prepared.

We construct Neumann Wigner type potentials for the massive relativistic Schrödinger operator in one and three dimensions for which an embedded eigenvalue exists.

Experiments included a variety of temporal dimensions for which students tried to make predictions, i.e. time to work with materials, their own work speed and the temporal nature of the material.

The (n + 2 -dimensional representational space can also be constructed by augmenting the regular n Euclidean dimensions with two special dimensions, for which a basis is formed by two vectors that are orthogonal.

This is the dimension for which Gibson invented a word that is lodged in our language: cyberspace.

The photographic element is usually only a part of the composition - something that involves perspective or dimension for which I need a reference; something that is distorted maybe and would be unbelievable if drawn straight out of my head.

Painter, poet, critic, architect, of all the dimensions of his short life the most important one was as intangible as the fourth dimension for which he searched: the influence that he had among the avant-garde of the 1920s, an artistic movement that has shaped our own world.

Unfortunately, for the social aspect, there is a lack of theoretical underpinnings, in contrast to the environmental dimension, for which the theoretical underpinnings were studied twenty years ago.

Before proceeding, we will explain why (N^2-1) is the lowest automorphism group dimension for which one can hope to obtain an explicit classification.