Sentence examples for on dimension from inspiring English sources

We furthermore wished to consider the dimension certainty of knowledge, which is arguably the most agreed on dimension in conceptualizations of epistemic beliefs [ 37- 39].

In order to investigate the speed up of dimension separation, the direction finding efficiency of Algorithm 1 and the one based on dimension separation are compared.

In both tests, Azaperone pre-treatment was associated with a more positive emotionality (higher scores on dimension one reflecting a more confident/curious behavioural demeanour) than control pigs.

There was a highly significant effect of drug treatment on the pigs' scores on dimension one (a continuum from nervous to confident) of the QBA consensus profile (W = 19.66, P < 0.001; Fig. 1a), with no effect on dimension two (a continuum from calm to agitated) (W = 0.00, P = 0.98).

Since a high score on dimension one indicates a relatively positive state (confident/curious) and a high score on dimension two might be thought of as indicating a relatively negative state (agitated/angry) this shows how quantified physical activity may reflect both positive and negative aspects of emotional experience, or a combination of these aspects.

Dell said it cut prices 15percentt on Dimension desktop PC's and 12 percent on Inspiron notebook computers for small businesses.

I pictured an ancient young woman rearing off the table, taking on dimension, shredding our assumptions, challenging our ventriloquy of her mute body.

Given that weight is not the issue, as many seem to think, any changes are likely to centre on dimension (the current restriction is on maximum width, 4.25 inches, and height, 38 inches, something unchanged since 1771; and on the material which must be wood), with emphasis on restricting the thickness of the edges, which are now around half the width, and what we might call the depth of the spine.

This phenomenon initiates the correlation interferometer based on dimension separation.

Other people say a spinner also gives you less packable space because its wheels aren't recessed; its packing compartment must be smaller so that it and the added length of the wheels don't exceed many domestic airlines' 22-inch-long carry-on dimension.

In this work we develop an adaptive and reduced computational algorithm based on dimension-adaptive sparse grid approximation and reduced basis methods for solving high-dimensional uncertainty quantification (UQ) problems.