Sentence examples for dimensions in particular from inspiring English sources

A larger proportion of flakes were few-layer graphene of various dimensions: in particular, very large flakes (lateral size approximately 1 μm) and smaller flakes with an average lateral size of 100 to 200 nm.

If x + 1 | p(x) mod 2 then the system is completely singular, that is singular for any dimension N. If x + 1 is not a divisor of p(x) mod 2, then t - 1 and t + 1 are regular dimensions (in particular, the system is not completely singular).

(i) If x + 1 | p(x) mod 2 then the system is completely singular, that is singular for any dimension N.   (ii) If x + 1 is not a divisor of p(x) mod 2, then t - 1 and t + 1 are regular dimensions (in particular, the system is not completely singular).

This is why several explorative analyses were performed with items for other sub dimensions, in particular Routinization I and III.

Nevertheless, we note weak correlation coefficients between some positive dimensions, in particular between HA and MOC (0.10), and HA and PSE (0.12).

We also did not observe any statistically significant differences between degree of decrease of upper extremity dimensions in particular age groups that indicated time of the surgical procedure (Groups A, B, C).

Brexit and recent British nativism has had no antisemitic dimension in particular.

People had been talking to me about Laura Nyro for years, but I was more familiar with her songs that had become hits for other performers; see the Fifth Dimension in particular (Wedding Bell Blues, Stoned Soul Picnic).

But they also emphasized the trial's political dimension, in particular the constant involvement of great powers in the conflict in Chad in the 1980s and the current Chadian government's biased cooperation with the E.A.C.

The consideration of environmental constraints in production, transport and distribution of cold energy resulted in reconsidering the practices of installations dimensioning in particular.

In general, the more years living in the US and the greater the use of English, the more negative the attitudinal dimension, in particular the interpersonal relations subscale.