Sentence examples for dimensions that define from inspiring English sources

Many civic leaders still see technology as the main ingredient of an intelligent city and fail to consider other critical dimensions that define the reality of a city.

The IESE Cities in Motion Index looks at 10 key dimensions that define a city: governance, public management, urban planning, technology, the environment, international outreach, social cohesion, human capital and the economy.

These are often called dimensional standards since the most obvious thing they do is establish a set of dimensions that define how they would fit into the piping system.

TDA summaries can be read out from the simplicial complexes directly, or by studying the patterns of holes in all dimensions that define their shapes (via the corresponding homology groups) [17].

The history of Being is now conceived as a series of appropriating events in which the different dimensions of human sense-making the religiousense-making theilosophical (and so on) dimensions that define the cultureligiousditioned epoliticalhuman history—are transformed.

An ongoing policy debate will have to address efforts to "thicken" the benefit package along the three dimensions that define it: the number of people covered, the types of services covered, and the amount of co-pays or deductibles for covered services.

Political ideologies summarize dimensions of life that define how a person organizes their public and private behavior, including their attitudes associated with sex, family, education, and personal autonomy [ 1, 2].

Nurses have tended to view vulnerability from an individualistic perspective, and have rarely taken into account social, political and economic dimensions of the concept that define the structural context for which vulnerability emerges.

In this study, such uncertainties are considered in terms of the variability of parameters that define the dimensions, the material properties, and the operating conditions of the device.

The seakeeping attributes under investigation are the transfer functions of heave and pitch motions and of absolute vertical acceleration at stern, while the ship parameters influencing motion dynamics have been classified into two groups: displacement and main dimensions (L, B, T), coefficients that define the details of the hull form (CWP, CVP, LCB, LCF, etc.).

This article is only trying to make the point that there are many additional dimensions to power and privilege that define this field--the field of what is politically possible--other than just gender.