Sentence examples for dimensions is to from inspiring English sources

The relaunched 21st-century Duckworth, downscaled to Soft Skull Press dimensions, is to be commended for publishing a book as powerful as this, but the fact that one of the pages is mistakenly printed twice, and that a characteristically American spelling error ("breath" for "breathe") repeatedly eluded correction, suggest that the company should invest in an old-fashioned copyeditor.

One way to tackle the control of stochastic noise in three dimensions is to reduce the sound transmission to the zone of interest.

A good compromise between low frequencies (that involve long tubes) and small dimensions is to use a range of lengths from 20 up to 25 cm or, in terms of frequencies, from 340 up to 430 Hz.

The idea in extending such a technique to two spatial dimensions is to select two directions which can reflect the physics of the problems, and then the one-dimensional equidistribution principle is applied to the chosen directions.

Alkire (2002, pp182) argues that a " fundamental reason for a serious account of dimensions is to give secure epistemological and empirical footing to the multidimensional objective of human development".

These two dimensions are to a certain extent contingent upon the first two.

To grasp this hidden dimension is to transform the very meaning of athletic play".

A fantastic variation to this that adds an extra dimension is to infuse some jasmine tea with the peppercorns.

The aim of dimensioning is to estimate the number of antennas and IRUs needed per building.

At the end of the day, as Ra said, the great learning and purpose of life in this dimension is to learn the ways of love.

Extension to three space dimensions is shown to be straightforward.