Sentence examples for dimensions of which are from inspiring English sources

Their collective legacy is strategic failure, the dimensions of which are only just starting to emerge.

Facebook represents a new kind of corporate power, the dimensions of which are only now becoming apparent.

THE dispersion formula of Kramers and Heisenberg is valid for an atomic system the dimensions of which are small compared with the wave-length of incident light.

But liberals like you connive in not condemning a religion and culture, dimensions of which are offensive not just to what you believe in, but to any conception of universal human values.

In that case, the Rosetta spacecraft presence cannot be neglected due to its conductive structures, the dimensions of which are of order of the emitter receiver distance.

"Nobody ever talks about it, but I think it must have been very common," Anchee Min says when I ask her about her relationship with Yan, the physical dimensions of which are related in passages at once steamy and curiously metaphorical: "The moment I touched her breasts, I felt a sweet shock.

Morrell's casual reference to Johnson indicates that he assumed the land he was now seeing was the east coast of the peninsula, the geographical character and dimensions of which were not then known (his actual position was about 14° east of the peninsula).

The inclinometer used as reference was the Baseline® Bubble inclinometer (Fabrication Enterprises, Withe Plains, NY, USA), the dimensions of which were 101.6×5.08×101.6 mm (4×0.2×4″) for 90.72 g (0.2 lbs).

First, because, if it's measurable, it's in terms of a vector with a vast number of dimensions, many of which are unconscious and others of which are unspeakable.

It takes place in 11 dimensions, six of which are rolled up and can safely be ignored.

Policy intent has many dimensions, foremost of which are: how much to do (volume, quantity); priority areas; modes of operation and collaborating partners.