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Free sign upThe phrase "multiple dimension" is not correct in standard English; it should be "multiple dimensions." You can use it when referring to various aspects or facets of a subject, particularly in contexts like science, philosophy, or art
Example: "The theory explores multiple dimensions of reality, including physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects."
Alternatives: "various dimensions" or "multiple facets."
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PB: Relevance has multiple dimension.
The multiple dimension integral representation of the expectation is approximated through cubature formulae.
Under the assumption of two-time scale, its stability and design procedures are presented for a multiple link manipulator with multiple dimension oscillation.
The efficacy of the practice condition effects is considered in relation to the theoretical influence of stochastic perturbations in models of gradient descent learning of multiple dimension landscapes.
Our distributed PDCR tree data structure supports multiple dimension hierarchies and efficient query processing on the elaborate dimension hierarchies which are so central to OLAP systems.
It is modeled based on a star schema that is represented by centralized fact tables which are connected to multiple dimension tables.
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One must follow many variables that change in multiple dimensions.
There are multiple dimensions to the canal's pollution problems.
For example, he could think in multiple dimensions.
Further plot details are hazy, but Davis said the film would take place "across multiple dimensions".
Rather, they take place seemingly everywhere and in multiple dimensions simultaneously.
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