Sentence examples for numerical dimension from inspiring English sources

Further, adults with lower mathematical ability were more affected by the interference of the continuous dimension in the numerical comparison task, whereas conversely higher-expertise adults showed stronger interference of the numerical dimension in the continuous comparison task.

Note that g j determines the numerical dimension in a position estimation algorithm.

Measurement scales are useful tools to attribute scores in some numerical dimension to phenomena that cannot be measured directly.

If several completely quantified partial indicators are developed, it is crucial to transform the input parameters to the same numerical dimension reflecting the level of resilience.

The thematic complex of warning systems has been picked to demonstrate how in terms of stage 7 quantification binary indicators can be transferred into this numerical dimension.

Because several fully quantified single indicators were developed, the input parameters were always transformed into the same numerical dimension reflecting the level of resilience.

Categorical dimensions are visualized by a histogram, while numerical dimensions are visualized by a "bar-code" whereby a dark color indicates a high occurrence and a bright color indicating a low occurrence.

As the equation of any of the perceptual properties (e.g. sum surface) yields that another property (e.g. item size) will correlate with number, probably the best solution is to explicitly oppose the physical and numerical dimensions.

With respect to the first purpose, we found that the ability to discriminate temporal, spatial, and numerical dimensions was strongly affected by the ratio, in agreement with Weber's law.

To prevent participants from using non-numerical dimensions of the stimuli, in half of the presentations, the pairs of stimuli were matched for continuous variables (cumulative surface area, luminance, density, and overall space occupied by the arrays).

Dimension is a numerical attribute of an object that does not depend on its process of generation, and has been defined in two ways.