When writers turn to the supernatural, their characters often suffer, losing dimension and I. Q
All of those anxious, obvious characters -- and the game, earnest performances of, especially, Mr. Cusack, Ms. Peet and Mr. Hawkes -- suddenly lose dimension, and they did not have all that much to begin with.
I'm the postage stamp that doesn't realize it's lost a dimension.
Where a camera cut found humor, this three-dimensional live show somehow lost a dimension.
His story feels truncated, partly because his life lost some dimension once Parkinson's disease began to take its toll on him, but the film makes its point: Ali blew everyone away — both those who were willing to be blown away and those who weren't.
In this context, it may be concluded that some of the information has been lost, in dimension reduction procedure that concerns origin of production.
She became a star, however, in an era when her Balanchine roles had lost crucial dimensions.
While she believes that the new ending is satisfying, she feels the film has lost some dimensions which were important to her and concludes: "It is a good movie but it is not the movie I thought we could make.
At a high dissociation probability (10−3, i.e., a probability of 10−3 per simulation step that an existing interaction is lost), chromosome dimensions remained largely unchanged.
Furthermore, as we could expect, the Fear of Losing Graft dimension was correlated with the Mental Health and General Health dimensions of the SF36.
