Sentence examples for the common dimensions from inspiring English sources

A truly multicultural society cannot exist without an education in the complexity of what shapes us and in the common dimensions that we share with others, regardless of our differences.

It extends to their relationship with the common dimensions of urban design.

Latent classes have different saliences or weights for each of the common dimensions and for the whole set of specificities.

This study first investigated the common dimensions of website usability by integrating the findings of previous studies and a focus group study with website usability experts.

The modified method uses the idea of multiple table analysis, and looks for the common dimensions underlying the different data tables, or data blocks, generated by the "ANOVA-step" of the ANOVA PCA method, in order to identify the significant factors.

Despite the common dimensions often used in evaluating e-SQ, regardless of the type of service on the internet ('reliability/fulfilment', 'responsiveness', 'web design', 'ease of use/usability'privacy/securityity', and 'information quality/benefit'), other dimensions are specific to e-service contexts.

It would be wrong to dismiss the appeal of his defense, given the common dimension of public sexual humiliation and how deeply "lynching" resonates as a metaphor for black men in the real context of the sexual politics of racial hierarchy.

Theorem 1. (Uniqueness of quadrilinear decomposition) [25] Consider that a matrix representation of X - is X = (A ◇ B ◇ C D T, where A ∈ C I × M, B ∈ C J × M, C ∈ C K × M and D ∈ C L × M are the four mode matrices of X -, and M denotes the common dimension.

with A t ( θ t, ϕ t ) ∈ C M × P, A r ( θ r, ϕ r ) ∈ C N × P, G ( θ r, ϕ r, γ, η ) ∈ C 2 × P, B ( f d ) ∈ C L × P. Based on definition 2, it is clear that (14) corresponds to one of the matrix representations of quadrilinear decomposition of a four-way array Y - ∈ C M × N × 2 × L, with P denoting the common dimension.

The control experiment was done both on mouse-mouse and human-human data, with organs on the common dimension.

The genes' contribution to co-modules was stronger than in the analysis with genes on the common dimension, which indicates that these co-modules are more reliable.