But my list would be criminally incomplete without them, especially since it was Mary Beth's multi-dimensional character that first got me thinking about writing a crime series featuring a strong but vulnerable female detective.
From the stereotypical 'disruptive influence' we saw last week, she developed into a multi-dimensional character and something of a little heroine with her idealistic determination to do right.
Malcolm Sparrow's "The Character of Harms: Operational Challenges in Control" Sparrow uses his skill in blending the academic and practical to help us decode the complexity and multi-dimensional character of risk and harm reduction.
However, I also take seriously Stuart Hall's argument that we must take note of the multi-dimensional character of hegemony by paying attention to the entanglement of class, gender and ecological relations during the 1930s.
It should be mentioned that this model is a logical generalization which aims at demonstrating the complexity and multi-dimensional character of relationships between a CTO and the core stakeholders.
Still, just as Mary is now free to become a more interesting character again, Tom Sybilbil's chauffeur-turned-husband -- became a more multi-dimensional character once he left behind his darling wife and his tiresome preaching about Irish liberty.
Hence, measures of health status, which more accurately reflect its multi-dimensional character, have been advocated [ 3].
First is the fact that current frameworks of public health and health systems have limited power to interpret and define the challenge, and dominant research methodologies fail to capture its multi-dimensional character.
Girls are really connecting with these strong, multi-dimensional characters.
It also highlights the importance of inclusion of the role (school) functioning concept in measuring multi dimensional HRQOL.
Is it not time to support multi dimensional policy interventions to address an issue that is so evidently multi dimensional itself?
