Sentence examples for more recent dimensions from inspiring English sources

But there are other, more recent dimensions to such orchestrated displays.

My sense of connection with it has a further, far more recent, dimension too.

By contrast, more recent work on the sociocultural dimensions of disability had drawn our attention to the ways in which material and symbolic character of specific social formations work to 'disable' populations living with a variety of embodied differences.

These results are in line with the findings of earlier studies [34], whereby more recent studies [13] broaden the environmental dimension to stress sustainability aspects, including social and financial dimensions.

The most general method continues to be the time-marching approach used in Spice, but more recent methods based on multiple time dimensions are particularly effective for RF and microwave circuits.

Batini, et al. [14] present a more recent survey and summary of data quality dimensions from the literature, and point out varying definitions for dimensions such as timeliness and completeness.

More recent research however underlines the affective dimension of reading competence as well.

The human dimension of the more recent cases is unexplored, and the examples cited seem less egregious.

But with its rooms still stuck in 1960s dimensions and only slightly more recent decor, the Okura has been struggling to hold its own against increasing competition from foreign rivals.

More recent tools have sought to address other dimensions that impact on health and health literacy [ 18- 20].

9 More recent successful studies have significantly expanded the dimension of associations.