Sentence examples for in a dimension of from inspiring English sources

The paper also provides a striking demonstration of how new imaging techniques focused on the brain's white matter — the connections between cells, rather than the neurons themselves — are filling in a dimension of human brain function that has been all but dark.

I have met other radicals like Mr. Saeed, men who live in a dimension of absolute certainty and have contempt for the moral relativism of those who seek to excuse them.

"You feel like time is totally being stretched, like you are in a dimension of ecstasy," where the listener is in "the middle of the explosion," Mr. Villaume said.

In its actualization, it emancipates itself from temporality, and occurs in a dimension of a present that is exterior to time.

For comparison, MFCCs with context extension to 9 frames, i.e., L=R=4, resulting in a dimension of 13×9=117, are used according to the LDA-MLLT features in the aforementioned GMM-HMM ASR performance.

Merleau-Ponty wishes to begin in a dimension of experience which has not been "worked over, that offers us, all at once, pell-mell, both subject and object--both existence and essence--and, hence, gives philosophy resources to redefine them" (VI, 130).

But bear in mind, even these are just words, limiting and inadequate in conveying a dimension of living that no word, explanation or concept could ever capture.

"The questions I'm interested in involve a dimension of conflict". Her resume teems with references to Afghanistan, Bosnia, Iran, Syria a veritable atlas of unrest.

In Japan, "a dimension of the right-wing resurgence is due to anxiety about China," Mr. Harrison said in a telephone interview.

He ends the essay by advocating a "theism" that posits "an ultimate opacity in things, a dimension of being which escapes our theoretic control" (WB, 143).

"With this measure, the existence of the Catholic Church in Russia acquires a dimension of normalcy under canon law," the pope's spokesman, Joaquín Navarro Valls, said today.