Sentence examples for slower dimension from inspiring English sources

It is only human arrogance, and the fact that the lives of plants unfold in what amounts to a much slower dimension of time, that keep us from appreciating their intelligence and consequent success.

(This condition can be relaxed to a certain condition called very slow dimension growth).

The algebras are approximately homogeneous and do not have slow dimension growth.

It is also shown that, in contrast to this example, when an approximately subhomogeneous simple C⁎-algebra has slow dimension growth, its Cuntz semigroup is necessarily almost unperforated.

Moreover, it implies that simple unital Z-stable AH algebras with real rank zero not only have slow dimension growth in the ASH sense, but even in the AH sense.

We show that if the unitary groups of two simple unital AH-algebras of slow dimension growth and of real rank zero are isomorphic as abstract groups, then their K0-ordered groups are isomorphic.

We establish six equivalent characterisations of the proper subclass which satisfies the strong form of Elliott's classification conjecture: two C∗-algebraic (Z-stability and approximate divisibility), one K-theoretic (strict comparison of positive elements), and three topological (finite decomposition rank, slow dimension growth, and bounded dimension growth).

This paper explores the following regularity properties and their relationships for simple, not-necessarily-unital C⁎-algebras: (i) Jiang Su stability, (ii) unperforation in the Cuntz semigroup, and (iii) slow dimension growth ((iii) applying only in the case that the C⁎-algebra is approximately subhomogeneous).

e Filtering in slow-time dimension.

In each subinterval, the coherent integration output vector is obtained by the adaptive normalized matched filter along the slow-time dimension in different range cells.

Performance along the slow persistent dimension of learning improves often as much and sometimes more during rest (memory consolidation and/or insight generation processes) than during a practice session itself.