Proliferation is its dimension of breadth, and corruption its dimension of depth.
Perhaps the most important of these is the doctrine of corporeal form (ṣūrah jismiyyah), which was developed to explain a defining feature of body: its receptivity to the three dimensions of length, breadth and depth (Hyman 1965; Stone 2001; Shihadeh 2014).
Out of the fertile marriage of line and fantastic subject matter is born a psychological dimension of great breadth.
In another recent work by Kulkarni and co-workers, they were able to efficiently fabricate SiNW arrays of about 250 nanowires with dimensions of 150 nm breadth and 20 μm in length with 3.2 nm similar space size via top down approach [31].
This latter was approached through two dimensions: the breadth of linkages and their intensity, measured by the duration, in two different modalities (R&D activities and consultancy).
For health systems to function equitably towards universal coverage, financing allocations should reflect the three dimensions of coverage; the depth, breadth, and proportion of health cost covered [ 12].
The effects of activity involvement have been shown to vary by dimensions of OLTA, such as breadth, intensity, duration or engagement [ 8], as well as by the type of activity [ 14– 16].
Body dimensions of stature, hand length, hand breadth, foot length, and foot breadth were measured according to standard anthropometric procedures.
Findings of the multi-domain nature of depressive symptomatology have led to a search for new descriptive and explanatory models in the attempt to identify parsimonious and distinct dimensions of depression, while maintaining the breadth necessary to encompass the full range of features observed clinically [ 1, 2].
The results indicated that for males, 4 of the 12 dimensions (chest breadth, foot breadth, forearm-hand length and shoulder-elbow length) were not normally distributed (p<0.01).
