Sentence examples for multidimensional figure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lear instructed his writers to make Archie a multidimensional figure who was nevertheless, in Mr. Lear's words, "a horse's ass".

(You think Mr. Stewart or Conan O'Brien are ever going to talk about John Edwards, Gary Hart or Eliot Spitzer for their policy ideas?) On the other hand, Vice President Dick Cheney has provided a lifetime supply of heart-attack and hunting-accident humor (such fun genres!), but will clearly go down as a serious, contentious and multidimensional figure in history.

Many latent traits of interest are essentially multidimensional (Figure 1), and instruments are designed to measure the distinct dimensions.

In order to visualize the genetic affinities between different Roma and host populations, we built a non-metric Multidimensional Scaling (Figure 2, stress value = 0.068).

Classical multidimensional scaling (CMD; Figure 4) and HCA on normalized Manhattan distances (Figure S2A) among markers and gradients clearly demonstrate the separation of the three considered compartments (Figures 4 and S2).

To construct a map of molecular functions, the interrelations between the 25 most significant FGs were explored by multidimensional scaling (MDS) (Figure 3A and 3C) and hierarchical clustering using gDist (Figure 3B and D).

To get a more general view of the categories and the classification of the terms, all previously mentioned classifications are merged into a comprehensive multidimensional view (see Figure 6).

Populations were also compared using RST estimates computed from the Y-STR data and plotted using multidimensional scaling (MDS) (Figure 5).

Multidimensional scaling analysis (Figure S1) and results of permutation tests for between-KD and control group identity-by-state (IBS) differences (p = 0.460) suggested that strong population stratification was absent.

There are several mechanisms by which the confluence of these multidimensional determinants in Figure 1 may preclude chlorination adoption and maintenance.

This revealed the Namaqua Afrikaner (D = 0.17±0.02) and Soay (D = 0.18±0.02) are the only two breeds which have average D<0.2, and thus make a major contribution to the tail observed in Figure 2. Multidimensional scaling (MDS), Bayesian model-based clustering and calculation of FST were used to investigate the relationship between breeds and test for population substructure.