The phrase "dimensions where" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing specific aspects or areas of a topic, often in a theoretical or abstract context.
Example: "In the study of physics, we often explore dimensions where time and space intersect."
Alternatives: "aspects in which" or "areas in which"
On artificial canals of smaller dimensions, where passing vessels create a serious wash, some revetment (bank protection) is essential.
In this instance, they are taking them on a tour of theatrical sets (or "parallel dimensions"), where actors serve up a different themed course in each room.
The modern version of Euclidean geometry is the theory of Euclidean (coordinate) spaces of multiple dimensions, where distance is measured by a suitable generalization of the Pythagorean theorem.
The name may seem a tad presumptuous for a red clapboard-sided establishment of modest dimensions, where crushed clamshells litter the ground and all of the seating is on cut tree stumps outside.
Just to be safe, we repeated our analyses on several dimensions where we did expect categorical differences: physical size, athletic ability and sex-stereotyped hobbies like playing video games and scrapbooking.
The concept of a measure can be extended considerably for example, into higher dimensions, where it generalizes such notions as area and volume leading to the subbranch known as measure theory.
This paper analyzes this mechanism in two dimensions where dislocation loops are replaced by dipoles.
For dimensions where both subjective scores exist, is given by (3).
We can reduce n dimensions of dataset into k dimensions (where k < n).
Grey shaded ellipses show approximate signal dimensions where signal diameter < 10 km.
Let M, N, P be constant matrices of appropriate dimensions, where M and N are symmetric.
