Sentence examples for have physical dimensions from inspiring English sources

Even online services have physical dimensions.

Orthotic brace design and manufacturing can be problematic for people who have physical dimensions in the 5th or 95th percentile regions, or for people with unique chronic conditions.

Now, that doesn't mean I have the same quality of muscle as a pro-builder, but I definitely have the physical dimensions," he explains.

Both devices have comparable physical dimensions and nearly identical ion optical properties.

As NPs have certain physical dimensions, the intracellular volume they occupy can lead to alterations in cellular morphology or affect the structure of the cellular cytoskeleton network [28, 29, 31].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08127.013 Because olfactory stimuli do not have obvious physical dimensions analogous to wavelength, olfaction is not amenable to an identical calculation.

It should be remembered that only the surface of the barrel has physical significance; the dimension off the surface toward the axle of the barrel represents the fourth spatial dimension, which is not part of the real three-dimensional world.

But even as we begin to understand the Internet as this ever-growing and emerging entity that is starting to resemble our own galaxy, and has grandiose physical dimensions, we can also see just how fragile it really is.

It is demonstrated that this widespread malpractice has been responsible for serious misinterpretations of otherwise perfectly good data because quantitative comparisons are being made between parameters having different physical dimensions.

In contrast to the existing bone models, which usually assume scatterers to be randomly distributed as infinitely long identical cylinders with a cross-section much smaller than the probing ultrasound wave, the new model includes two populations of scatterers having different physical dimensions and also allows the mechanical properties of the scatterers to be varied.

We generally think of our world as having three physical dimensions: width, height, and depth.