Sentence examples for dimensions offering from inspiring English sources

Algorithm 4 may produce nearly equiangular nearly tight frames of any dimensions, offering flexibility when designing codes for an s-CDMA system.

This system dynamics model is based on a coupled modeling structure that takes into account the interactions among economic and social dimensions, offering a realistic platform for practical use.

Omote3D is taking the photo booth into the next dimension by offering customers the chance to be full-body scanned and given a plastic figurine of themselves.

"There was an important challenge on the conceptual level, we had to approach telepresence in an innovative way, to give it a unique sensorial dimension by offering an experience going beyond what's possible with current telecommunication tools," Maotik told the Creators Project.

Mr. Kartheiser said Mr. Dowling helped him find comic dimensions to Darcy, offering notes on specific lines.

The proposed edge enhancement device is capable of processing standard HMD resolution of VGA dimensions in real-time, offering a degree of user algorithm customisation and flexibility that has not been previously implemented in visual aid devices or morphological architecture.

For frustrated musicians, the convergence of the Internet and cutting-edge technology is offering another dimension of convenience.

Here and in the two other works she brought an added dimension to her dances, offering a complexity that can be hard to find in a Limón concert.

The dimensions, when compared to other CPS frameworks, are specific to STEAM (e.g., transdisciplinarity is not common in typical comprehensive curricula, nor is the combination of an instructional environment offering all five dimensions).

As Gareth Unwin (producer of The King's Speech) and his entourage amass at least a dozen bags of swag, I am hauled off to a man promoting a Polynesian resort offering an "unrivalled dimension of luxury and hospitality".

The latest threat is from Living Levels, a 63-metre-high tower of 36 flats and offices, which its developers, Living Bauhaus, describe as a "totally new dimension of life and living" offering "breathtaking panoramic views".