Those who fall within the thinking dimension are known to take a more logical and objective approach in decision making, not allowing emotions to influence the process [ 33, 41].
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Graphical linear regression analysis between temperament and future-thinking dimensions.
It's aimed that, interdisciplinary approach based on the teaching ground in order to ensure that thinking multi-dimension during architecture training.
Smith cannot think about her father without thinking in galactic dimensions, which, paradoxically, minimize him: drawn to that scale, individual lives (even his) can seem puny, and private traumas (even hers) inconsequential.
Using the Cournot game theory, we are capable of thinking in another dimension - the dimension of competitiveness.
Reflecting on a friend's missing tooth, one of his more existentialist characters ends up thinking "about three dimensions... and how things, shapes, folded in on themselves, and four dimensions, and if time is variable, then how do I vary it, and why do I want to?
You have to understand that everything's being interpreted, and you have to keep thinking in two and three dimensions.
As quartet in residence with the Chamber Music Society, he and his colleagues took their dream project to Jacqueline Taylor, the society's executive director, and David Shifrin, the artistic director, who at once began thinking of added dimensions that would lift the cycle above obligatory chamber music routine.
Young students can easily relate to the time frame of their lives and their parents and relatives, but geologic time requires thinking in new dimensions and scales.
In "Einstein, Picasso: Space, Time, and the Beauty That Causes Havoc" the historian of science Arthur I. Miller makes the argument that there was much discussion of the discovery of relativity in Picasso's intellectual circle, a part of a general zeitgeist around the mysteries and complexities of thinking about four dimensions.
