Sentence examples similar to expanding in dimensions from inspiring English sources

But there is still a dimension, expanding in proportion as the future shrinks, in which the ungraspable objects of desire persist.

The big bang is often explained using the image of a two dimensional universe (surface of a balloon) expanding in three dimensions.

"Be like inflatable objects," Mr. Kentridge told his loose cluster of lawmen, expanding in three dimensions as his lungs filled with air, shrinking again as he let the air go.

Scot Wingo: At Spiffy, we are committed to expanding in four dimensions.

Our opening commitment is serious 26,000 square feet and $25 million—and it will expand in both dimensions.

Those gels expand in three dimensions, giving a much smaller range of color change.

The more drastic changes occurred in 2008 and 2009 when the food stamp program was expanded again (twice), and unemployment insurance was expanded in several dimensions.

Where a watch of 36 to 38 millimeters might once have been considered wide-screen, newer models expanded in all dimensions — dial and case diameter, depth and crystal thickness, bracelet heft — until comparisons to objects like kitchen timers, manacles or hockey pucks became inevitable.

Blachman also says proteins grown in low-earth orbit expand in three dimensions and form nearly perfect crystals.

It is definitely exciting to watch it expand in all dimensions, but quite hard to explain the complexities that define it.

Arabidopsis leaf blades expand in two dimensions, which are described as leaf-length (longitudinal) and leaf-width (lateral) axes.