Sentence examples for looks one-dimensional. from inspiring English sources

(Think of a garden hose: from a distance it looks one-dimensional, like a line; up close, however, it can be seen to have a second dimension, curled up into a little circle).

Most formulations of string theory inhabit a space of 11 dimensions; the reason we only see three dimensions of space and one of time is that the other dimensions are curled up to submicroscopic size, much as a garden hose looks one-dimensional from afar, because its circular cross-section is much smaller than its length.

When you have one look going on in your kitchen (probably smooth and flat), it can look one-dimensional and blah.

All of a sudden, the isolated views of players like AltaVista and Yahoo began to look one-dimensional.

That strategy was made to look one-dimensional by an Australia side that rediscovered the aggression and relentless competitiveness that has defined so many of their best teams.

It was a disappointing encounter, that had no meaningful action, which justified the lack of pre-fight interest from broadcasters, with Khan made to miss far too often as the 24-year-old looked one-dimensional in his approach to defeating 31-year-old McCloskey.

However, don't just be the class clown all the time; that will make you look one-dimensional and, frankly, kind of boring after a week or so.

But when it's good, it's an expression of Sauvignon Blanc at its steely, minerally best, a white wine that makes most New Zealand examples look one dimensional.

For R x = 8, R y = 1, R z = 1/8 the object begins to "look" one dimensional with n0 = 1.09.

After that blistering start Wales looked increasingly one-dimensional as England turned the contest on its head: predictable in attack, struggling at the set-piece, sent backwards in defence by the opposition's relentless ball-carriers.

All in all the sort of evenings that make regular comedy nights look rather one-dimensional.