Sentence examples for dimensions which can be from inspiring English sources

This research shows that there is a set of physical landscape components that relate to subjective landscape dimensions which can be disclosed through the assessment of social representations.

The author organizes the field in three main dimensions, which can be used to classify text processing approaches: representation, technique, and task.

The impact of structured electrodes on cell performance is investigated by varying the physical distribution of a fixed amount of cathode mass over a space of dimensions which can be fabricated by co-extrusion.

Consequently, the true breading ground of innovation, which will further be referred to as the opportunity vacuum (OV) has three dimensions which can be thought of as layers stacked on each other's.

The protease, seen as a globular feature at the collagen tail exhibits characteristic size and overall dimensions which can be compared with our previous measurements of free MMP-9, indicating conformational changes of the working enzyme upon binding to collagen (see below) [6]. Figure 2D shows the changing statistics of bound MMP-9 position with incubation time.

There also tends to be insufficient attention to psychosocial dimensions, which can be very important to patients and their families.

Cleft lip and palate (CLP) is the most common craniofacial malformation characterized by underdeveloped maxilla both in transverse and sagittal dimension which can be corrected by surgical repair of the cleft followed by orthodontic treatment [1].

In [19], we have investigated the dynamical behavior for stochastic Klein-Gordon-Schrödinger lattice system in one dimension, which can be regarded as an approximation to a stochastic continuous case.

SDQ items are most comparable to the Prosocial Orientation dimension, which can be summarized as behaving smoothly in normal social interactions.

For computing SCE, an "element" in a cluster corresponds to one datum and one dimension (which can be thought of an element in a matrix).

Hence, the diameter of the reconstructed isosurface is approximately 2 times bigger than the actual diameter due to the loss in the depth dimension, which can be attributed to the high scattering, and to the position of the two objects in the middle of the phantom, where the weight matrix has the least sensitivity.