Sentence examples for some dimensions of from inspiring English sources

Given those requirements, and the goal of maintaining the building's overall 2.6 million square-foot floor area, the redesigned Freedom Tower almost naturally assumed some dimensions of the twin towers, he said.

What struck me is how conventional some dimensions of their relationship were when they were living together, with Ms. Smith subordinating her own aspirations for a while to make meager earnings and support Mr. Mapplethorpe's career, such as it was in the early days.

We noted earlier some dimensions of the limit setting that must go on.

But some dimensions of the medicalization of pregnancy do not directly involve medical interventions.

In addition, they are easier to detect in some dimensions of a multi-spectral data set.

Different models of a given theory will share some dimensions of their state space while differing in others.

Similarly they may foster some dimensions of reconciliation (such as epistemic or attitudinal changes), but not others.

Both pathologies are seen as involving a deficit in some dimensions of empathy (For a survey of additional issues in contemporary moral psychology see Sinnott Armstrong 2008).

It was evident that the potential of all the elements of the framework was not achieved; some dimensions of the pedagogy aspect were missing.

In Terai, people seek some dimensions of construction with regard to flood resilience primarily, so they have been constructing houses with raised platform.

The preliminary results indicate that the change complexity measures capture some dimensions of changeability decay not accounted for with structural attribute measures.