Sentence examples for dimensions grew from inspiring English sources

Between generations six and seven, as the exterior dimensions grew by an inch or two here and there, its curb weight gained an entire Charles Barkley.

As the number of data and feature dimensions grows, it becomes increasingly difficult to generate results in a reasonable amount of time.

However, since the matrix dimensions grow as the number of antennas in the system increases, evaluation of the capacity is not a straightforward task.

To make derivations possible, the asymptotic regime, where all the system dimensions grow to infinity with a constant pace, has been considered.

In fact, the concept of distance becomes less applicable as the number of dimensions grows, since the distance between any two points in a given dataset converges (concentration effects).

The resulting diffusion wedge formed at the grain boundary exhibits a time-independent shape, with all its linear dimensions growing with annealing time t, according to the t1/3 law.

When the number of dimensions grows, the performance improves.

Moreover, moving from left to right, the dimensions grow increasingly complex to evaluate.

"The spectre of an all-out war with an alarming sectarian dimension grows by the day," Annan told an Arab League gathering.

A day or two later he was even more specific: "The spectre of all-out war in Syria, with an alarming sectarian dimension, grows by the day".

I suppose drawing had already revealed the joy of making marks on a page and watching one dimension grow into a hundred, but writing seemed to offer even more.