Sentence examples for dimensions what from inspiring English sources

Attempting it is like trying to convey to someone living in two dimensions what three-dimensional existence feels like.

In three dimensions, what is measured is not the light reflected from a surface but the distance of the surface from the lens.

There is an urgent need to devise new ways of capturing people's life-shaping commitments in ways that take account of at least four dimensions: what they believe, what collectives and causes they identify with, what they do, what they consider good and evil.

"These are two very large pictures, and the startling differences between them really help to really bring into three dimensions what otherwise might have been a two-dimensional story," said Mr. Trumble, who also noted that the historical account "provides very sturdy hooks to hang the pictures on".

There is not, so far, a full experimental validation of the most promising theories for the analysis of reactions in two dimensions, what leaves open a large field for new research.

Retail data is a complex type of data containing various dimensions: what customers buy, when and where they make the purchases and which is the relevance of the purchase in terms of money spent or number of items purchased.

As a biographical study, it is moderately interesting, but as a play, it has no metaphorical dimension: what you see is what you get.

"He brings a speed dimension, what I like to call a pest dimension, to the game, where pitchers can never relax when he gets on base or infielders can never relax when he's at the plate," Girardi said.

As an architect whose services are called upon to study a space in minute detail and compose full-size drawings to exacting dimension: what was I thinking?

Conversely Chloe [015] was open to the psychological dimension: What do I expect?

"She wants to know the human dimension, what impact a project will have on people's lives," says Jim Storm, a consultant who has been her charity scout since 1997.