Sentence examples similar to dimensions were too from inspiring English sources

"They are still embarked on a project whose dimensions are too ambitious".

Some existing methods that work well in two dimensions are too complicated to be generalized to three dimensions.

The characterization of microstructure mixing is difficult to perform as the dimensions are too small for conventional methods.

The size of the Milky Way boggles the mind, and its dimensions are too daunting for most people to fathom.

String theory requires that the universe has many more dimensions than those that are obvious, but that most of these extra dimensions are too small to be discerned with today's equipment.

In general, when the feature dimensions are too large compared with the scale of the sample set, overfitting problems can arise.

The other 10 targets are not included because the modeled structures have extended long tails (not compact) and their dimensions are too large for docking methods.

Given our postulates, it seems that 100 dimensions is too low a number, and 1000 dimensions too high.

However, the correlations should not exceed.70 because this would mean that the dimensions are too similar and measure the same concept.

The vestibule of the α-HL (∼3.0 nm) was shown to exclude the propeller fold (1.8 nm × 4.0 nm), because its dimensions are too large for it to enter.

As compared to dimensional-category theories of emotion, discrete-category theories assume that the above-mentioned dimensions are too simple to accurately reflect the neural systems underlying emotional responses.