Sentence examples for dimensions has become from inspiring English sources
My staircase, still so daunting in three dimensions, has become a serviceable metaphor for that.
Posterior corrective surgeries using pedicle screw (PS) constructs, which allow curves to be corrected in three dimensions, has become the most popular surgical treatment for scoliosis.
The first cyclic polymers studied were those produced from systems in which ring-chain equilibrium exists, but it is only in the last decade that a method for the preparation of ring-shaped vinylic polymers of controlled dimensions has become available.
The gender dimension has become a commonplace at international conferences, while non-governmental organisations have steadily pushed it up their agenda.
We call attention to the fact that copying of connectivity beyond one dimension has become an issue in replicative nanotechnology as well [128], where the different nodes are identified by unique combinations of linker DNA sequences.
The image -- the face, the body, compressed into two dimensions -- has become a lapidary bit of shorthand.
Meetups have thus taken on an artistic dimension that has become an ode to simpler pleasures: alcohol, company, and pen strokes.
However, the simple three-dimension HDI has become an important and widely-cited measure in the field of development studies, and has been credited with helping to widen the focus of development studies and raising the profile of important policy issues in a number of countries [ 14].
With the introduction of novel molecularly-targeted ultrasound contrast agents, another dimension of ultrasound has become a reality: diagnosing and monitoring pathological processes at the molecular level.
