Sentence examples for dimensions which would from inspiring English sources

The result is that for every second of a recording, a diarization system would have to search a space with 120,000 dimensions, which would be prohibitively time-consuming.

Because they are heavier than the UK adult population we hypothesized they would have larger torso dimensions which would adversely affect their ability to pass one another in a restricted space.

The effects of particle dimensions, which would affect the packing density and consequently affect the capacity, the extraction efficiency and desorption efficiency of the NTD were experimentally investigated and the proposed theory was validated.

Shape understanding presents well in three dimensions, which would point towards the 3D computer model or the physical model.

It mooted a solution to "remove the Town Hall and substitute a civic building of smaller dimensions" which would "leave room for a car parking space which would be particularly useful on ceremonial occasions".

As an extension, Kaluza Klein theory and string theory ascribe electromagnetism and the other fundamental forces respectively to the curvature of differently scaled dimensions, which would ultimately imply that all forces are fictitious.

That could be for example agent-based models or methods to capture the human dimension which would thus support interdisciplinary modelling.

The very rejection of the temporal dimension which would allow an authentic conception of creatio ex nihilo, is also the condition of a true conception of the divine will, a will that coincides totally with the being of the Principle and aims at a good inherent in It, from which the good of the world follows as a consequence.

A reasonable proposal for the first version of the questionnaire may consist of a structure measuring six dimensions, with a minimum of five questions per dimension, which would result in a questionnaire of at least 30 questions.

"If GG was a virtual reality device, I could envision my images being viewed in three dimensions somehow, which would be awesome.

The name Dartmouth COOP Charts is an abbreviation for a questionnaire used in the Dartmouth-Northern New England Primary Care Cooperative Information Project, and it comprises various dimensions which we would label as aspects of QoL today [ 9].