Sentence examples similar to grasp of spatial dimensions from inspiring English sources

We will only consider one time dimension, but any number of spatial dimensions.

Instead, we can do better by going to the correct number of spatial dimensions: three.

If a creature from another Universe occupied a number of spatial dimensions that was different from 3, we'd be able to find out.

Of course, since space-time is four-dimensional, at least one of the spatial dimensions in the diagram must be suppressed.

Early in time the strings, they showed, could wrap around space and strangle most of the spatial dimensions, keeping them from growing.

This is supremely non-controversial, and explains why time needs to be considered as a dimension that we "move" through, the same as any of the spatial dimensions.

Combining census and survey data to trace the spatial dimensions of poverty: a case study of Ecuador.

A tantalizing idea considered since the early part of the last century is that the universe might have more than the three spatial dimensions of common experience.

This matches well with the spatial dimensions of mesocosms provided for crabs in the experiment (0.045 m2).

The Spatial Dimensions of Early Mesopotamian Urbanism: The Tell Brak Suburban Survey, 2003-2006.

He wants to talk about the spatial dimensions of networked social movements.