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Key dimensions of Peirce's logical pragmatism were developed by James, Dewey, George Herbert Mead, and C.I. Lewis.

Professor Smith puts "sex, cohabitation and marriage" (in that order) squarely on the table as "key dimensions" of the changed situation.

The S&P downgrade is important because it clarifies and underscores two key dimensions of today's economic reality that most commentators have ignored or downplayed.

It's not a bad fit, except that it's missing one of the key dimensions of the Lin story: Lin's talent was overlooked, at least in part, as a result of coaches' and scouts' preconceptions.

I look at America in the 2013 of the Common Era — notice my war on Christianity — and see the healthiest society, in some key dimensions, of my adult life.

Benevolence or malevolence is one of the key dimensions of trust or distrust.

This paper draws on prior literature to identify key dimensions of SISP and its effectiveness.

Before tests, the key dimensions of I-stiffener and skin were measured.

Some key dimensions of this discussion are responsibility, capability and development needs.

The four key dimensions of agile manufacturing system [16] and its enabling subsystems [30] have been shown in Fig. 1.

Moore and Braga (2003a, b) present seven key dimensions of policing by which police performance should be measured.