Sentence examples for many dimensions are from inspiring English sources

The mathematician, Steve C. Wang, applied a method called Chernoff faces, in which data points in many dimensions are presented in a form that people react to more intuitively: the human face.

Capillaries of many dimensions are fabricated and modified, for use across a wide range of applications within analytical science.

With reference to the conceptual framework suggested by this multidimensional model, it is clear that the level of sustainability achieved by a project, a plan or an intervention, depends on how many dimensions are considered in it and on the degree of their mutual relationships [54, 61, 62, 65].

(Note to self: Idea for future article: How many dimensions are in your income stream? Mine has one, or sometimes zero, when I get fired).

I did it in white because I didn't want it to be 'in your face.' (Sonce adds that the piece is 7' tall by 3 ½' wide - big! - and many dimensions are considered).

Consequently, the entropy of the normalized eigenvalues of the correlation matrix accounts for how many dimensions are significantly visited by the observed trajectory.

Finally, the generalization of these methods to many dimensions is briefly discussed and numerical results are presented in Section 8.

Comparisons between alligators and ostriches in percent change after skeletonization resulted in many dimensions being significantly different (p<0.01).

The parameter space has many dimensions, is expected to be rugged, and likely contains many local maxima.

Many design dimensions are possible for an assembly instruction set, but it cannot be optimized for all at the same time.

Whoever said, "Beauty is only skin deep" obviously wasn't aware that we are beings of many dimensions that are interconnected.