Sentence examples for dimensions that may from inspiring English sources

Mathematicians have explored ever more abstract worlds and geometries, floating in dimensions that may or may not exist and finding symmetries and patterns in hard-to-imagine shapes.

But in identifying another, or parallel, universe with extra dimensions that may exist beyond our own three spatial and one time dimension, the cosmologists are on the cutting edge of a trend in a branch of theoretical physics called superstring theory.

This study identifies those dimensions that may have implications for the forming of city image.

Evans and McCoy (1998) in their taxonomy study researched the possibility of architectural dimensions that may affect human health.

Further research in this area may better validate the association of ACE variables and explore new dimensions that may eventually be shown to influence consumer behavior.

Accordingly, they cannot cover all Q oE dimensions that may affect user perception and experience [15], and the discrepancy among the user population tend to be ignored [42].

In this case, the two oscillating systems seem to be two hearts, and his is brought into sync with another's; the term also has a New Age dimension that may appeal to the singer, for whom music has always been a kind of spiritual quest.

This paper focuses on the particular role of mattering (i.e., individuals' perceptions that they make a difference in the world) as a critical self-concept dimension that may mediate the impact of social interactions on retirement process at two distinct phases.

A standout performance by Danielle Lee Greaves as Cassandra, the soothsaying housekeeper who drives much of the action, heightens the festivities and adds a dimension that may not have been present in the New York staging and was likely not as prominent in Durang's script.

Therefore in some cases such as shown Figure 3(B), there does exist some input dimension that may not have expected correlation with the response dimension.

Nonetheless, we observed a significant increase in the affective dimension that may be explained by contamination from the PBL group (which does have an emotive focus), since both groups share a small clinical working area.