Sentence examples for dimensions would have from inspiring English sources

The film could just have easily been set in Dayton or Scranton, and its dimensions would have been completely the same.

We hypothesized that the Stagnation Scale dimensions would have moderate to strong correlations with these convergent measures.

It was expected that all dimensions would have a positive correlation with the grade.

Serial prospective data detailing the rate of progression of re-coarctation and ascending aortic dimensions would have been ideal in order to more completely understand optimal timing for screening protocols.

Therefore, objective and subjective measurements were not strongly correlated and, since they are conceptually distinct, we expect that these four dimensions would have independent associations with cardiovascular risk markers.

The Macbook Air, for instance, with one extremely thin dimension, would have scored highly.

For example, a 168-dimensional histogram with only two bins in each dimension would have more than 1050 bins.

Since uniform criteria have yet to be established for when a potential additional dimension would have to be considered, results were interpreted according to the recommendations of Linacre [ 33]: > 60% of variance explained by the Rasch dimension and ≤ 5% explained by the greatest potential additional dimension was considered as good.

This resulted in ∼2 Tb of image data from each brain, allowing us to image many brains, whereas imaging with even 2× higher magnification in each dimension would have led to prohibitively (based on our present processing capacity) large file sizes of ∼20 Tb per brain.

If I really examined my fitness in all of its dimensions, I would have been paralyzed.

It was by no means the best-sung Verdi of the season; for an "Otello" of grand, tragic dimensions, you would have to hunt down a ticket to see Plácido Domingo at the Met's opening-night gala, scheduled for next week.