Sentence examples for some other dimensions from inspiring English sources

The standard court for the American version is considerably narrower than the English court, being 5.6 m (18.5 ft) wide, and some other dimensions are also slightly different.

Yelp is also seing growth along some other dimensions: reviews and mobile.

Tench also briefly discusses some other dimensions of word phonology, such as allophonic variation, phonotactics and sound symbolism, suggesting the possibility of using system networks to describe these phenomena.

If we take the relevant passages on li and ren as forming a whole in which a coherent view is embedded, there is a pretty good case for regarding the observance of ritual propriety as a constituent of ren as well as crucial for instrumentally realizing some other dimensions of ren.

Sex differences are indeed just another example of intraspecific variation, albeit one that is perhaps better demarcated than some other dimensions.

If we assume that a respondent's conceptualization of health status included some other dimensions not included in the HUI2 and HUI3 systems, then in this study we have actually compared different health states to each other.

And then, halfway through, the guitarist passed into some other dimension.

I choose to believe they're alive in some other dimension.

Rousso had his phone and passport confiscated, and found himself in some "other dimension" of airport experience.

I also liked the idea that the island could be imaginary, a little fantastical, one you might find not on a world map but in some other dimension.

Several members of Congress have so suggested that they do so to add additional expertise or some other dimension of view or whatever that may give them another avenue or way of looking at a set of issues...