Sentence examples for second and third dimensions from inspiring English sources

Illuminated by the room's four skylights, they slip between the second and third dimensions.

The supportive role of the wall in flat paintings is challenged here by five artists whose disparate works hover between the second and third dimensions.

And in the case of Off Broadway auteurists like Richard Foreman, the Wooster Group and Complicite, blurring the second and third dimensions becomes a deliberate exercise in disorientation.

The second and third dimensions add approximately the same share of inertia −20.85% and 16.98%, respectively.

Rather, it's a mathematical construct, similar to the relationship between the second and third dimensions.

In the world of Miegakure, it's important to realize that the fourth dimension isn't time, as we understand it, but an extrapolation of the relationship between the second and third dimensions.

"Jacques gets a second and third dimension".

It means that there is a gap between the second and third dimension in a share of explained variability and the contribution of the last two dimensions (the third and the fourth) to totally explained variability is negligible.

The second and third dimension consisted of 16 and 24 DNA samples, respectively, for the pooled 16 rows R01-R166) and 24 columns C01-C244) of the random BAC clones.

These main individual-based models (often termed 'eco-genetic models'), of which there are also several examples in this issue, are complex along the second and third dimension above (and could also be extended in the first dimension if desired).

Notice that σ(t) operates upon the second and fourth dimensions of x that account for the velocities of the fingers' movements.