Sentence examples for subdimension from inspiring English sources
The word "subdimension" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a smaller division or component of an overall dimension. For example, one subdimension of time management is prioritizing tasks.
noun
A secondary or subsidiary dimension.
These results suggest a new subdimension within the tonic mode in which brain state can optimize thalamic sensory processing through modulation of intrathalamic circuit dynamics.
Therefore, we here describe a cerebral network which may be engaged in the processing of the autonomic subdimension of the human pain experience.
The snowflake schema represents a dimensional model which is composed of a central fact table and a set of constituent dimension tables which can be further broken up into subdimension tables.
In addition, we show that a data warehouse in snowflake normal form can be queried by joining the relation over the fact table with the relations over its dimension and subdimension tables.
As shown in this paper, the mixture discrepancy is more reasonable than CD and WD for measuring the uniformity from different aspects such as the intuitive view, the uniformity of subdimension projection, the curse of dimensionality and the geometric property of the kernel function.
In the evenly distributed scenario, the relative percentage value of each subdimension should be very close.
If there is only one subdimension, the system will automatically jump to the detailed view and display the marked area.
Personal strength subdimension is further divided into perception of self and perception of future (Friborg et al. 2005).
The results document a two-dimensional structure of domain-specific problem-solving competencies, which is represented through both an analytical and a constructive subdimension.
Table 8 Group-based single-factor ANCOVA results for the posttest scores, corrected according to the emotion-management skills subdimension pretest scores Source Sum of squares df Mean square F p η 2 Significant difference Emotions man.
Table 1 Descriptive statistical values for the baseline skills subdimension of the experimental and control groups Group N Mean Corrected (controlled pretest) mean Experimental 18 52.61 53.31 Control 18 50.55 49.83.
