Sentence examples for many more dimensions from inspiring English sources
They can sure talk a lot more trash than their cardboard co-stars, but in the end they don't have many more dimensions.
"Every marriage has many, many more dimensions to it than faithfulness," said Betsey Stevenson, an assistant professor of business and public policy at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania who studies marriage and divorce trends.
The vibrating thingies supposedly exist in many more dimensions than the four that humans are familiar with, but the extra ones are considered to be somehow curled up like arthritic fingers and so small that they are not apparent.
Extra dimensions The three familiar dimensions of space, along with time, make up the four dimensions of our reality, but there could be many more dimensions that we are unaware of.
String theory requires that the universe has many more dimensions than those that are obvious, but that most of these extra dimensions are too small to be discerned with today's equipment.
Professor Kanter added that a pioneer in a man's world, like Hillary Rodham Clinton, also faces scrutiny on many more dimensions than a man — witness the public debate about Mrs. Clinton's allegedly "thick ankles," or the headlines last year about cleavage.
There are many more players and dimensions to this ticking bomb.
Given that 12 practices each discussed 11 dimensions, many more examples could have been found.
Thus the neural space of odors at the very input to the olfactory system would seem to have 400 dimensions, many more than encountered in the color system.
"The gravitational field we see is only the bit in our three dimensions, but actually there are lots of gravitational fields in the fourth dimension, the fifth dimension, and however many more you fancy," says Andy Parker, professor of high energy physics at Cambridge University.
Consequently, this concept can be projected to current technologies such as high throughput sequencing where it may prove more prudent to perform this analysis in multiple dimensions in a smaller number of samples rather than in one dimension in many more samples at a comparable cost.
