Sentence examples for drive dimensions from inspiring English sources

PQI's H566 not only have spectacular bandwidth of USB3.0, its 2.5" hard drive dimensions is convenient to carry and has aesthetic looks, making it the new IT toy you just got to have!

Patients with more severe DWMHs (compared with patients with mild or without DWMH lesions) were older and reported lower scores on the drive dimension of the BIS/BAS scales.

Groups with different severity of DWMH lesions differed in age (t83 = −2.34; P < 0.05) and on the mean scores of the drive dimension of the BIS/BAS scales (t83 = 1.99; P < 0.05).

Specifically, patients with more severe DWMHs were older (53.89 ± 13.26 vs. 47.40 ± 11.91) and reported lower scores on the drive dimension (9.97 ± 2.86 vs. 11.14 ± 2.52) than patients with mild or without any deep lesion.

The foundation of PISOM is the parametric Inner Shell Plate (ISP) model, which is a fully-associative model driven by dimensions.

The basic TAM argued that two dimensions drive the adoption of educational technologies: 1) its perceived ease-of-use, and 2) usefulness.

After all, these sporty sedans and wagons have inline six-cylinder engines just like BMW's 3 Series sedan and wagon, boast very similar drive characteristics and dimensions and, in some ways, even outdo BMW at its own sporty game.

People can barely drive in two dimensions; introducing a third seems like an awful idea.

Based on findings about which dimensions drive lower scores assigned to prevention recommendations, we recommend some elaboration in guidance of the broad concepts to enable stakeholders to better understand and implement prevention recommendations.

La Princesse - as the spider is called - is not nearly as loveable, and this performance lacked the narrative drive and human dimension that the pachyderm had in its interactions with the giant girl puppet and the crowd, and which made the whole thing such an affecting and enchanting experience.

A variant of this computational model is published by Beatrici et al. (2011) investigating the segregation of self-propelled particles in 2 dimensions, driven by differences only in motility but not in adhesion.