Morality has recovered its political dimension.
(Mr. Gallo is a painter.) Mr. Mueller-Stahl's splenetic performance lends the 70-something Nicoli, who lost his wife in the war and never recovered, a tragic dimension.
When participants reported sustaining one of these outcomes for 30 consecutive days we considered them as "recovered" in that dimension on the first of the 30 days.
Only when participants report achieving one of these points and remained there for a whole month, are they considered "recovered" in this dimension at the beginning of that month [ 12].
In addition, at one month after surgery, all scores of the five dimensions of QoR-40 recovered to the baseline including two dimensions, physical comfort and pain, both of which were significantly worse compared to the baseline even on POD6.
In order to detect the watermark, the reduced images are recovered to its original dimension, respectively.
The elongated film with cracks are mostly recovered to its original dimension after the strain is released, but indistinct crack lines are left as seen in Figure 2f.
The order of the time points of the samples can almost be recovered in the first dimension of the MDS plot.
There is a rich history of applying dimension-reduction techniques, such as factor analysis and multidimensional scaling, to behavioral data to recover the underlying dimensions of meanings of words, including classic studies of color terms [4], verbs of motion [5], animals [6], and a variety of different domains [7].
But it seems to be part not just of common sense, but of currently accepted physical theory that it would be inappropriate to appeal to facts about the shadows cast by objects to explain their dimensions even in a world in which all objects cast enough shadows that all their dimensions could be recovered.
