Sentence examples for three dimensional nature from inspiring English sources
Finally, challenges in recapturing the niche, particularly its three dimensional nature, in surface-based HTS formats are discussed.
An asymptotic analysis was used to reduce the mathematical equations into a two-dimensional problem which effectively captured the three dimensional nature of the combustion process.
Such evaluation may be afforded by the three dimensional nature of μCT.
Due to the complex three –dimensional nature of the neotissues, these cell counts provided an estimate of cell viability.
Bayfield's mission has an affinity with Audubon's, since both men are struggling to reduce three-dimensional nature to two dimensions on paper.
It is also usually restricted to two dimensions, which is often an undesirable over-simplification given the essentially three-dimensional nature of many locomotor performances.
Mr. Arsham, who frequently makes sculpture in his own practice, said his experiences with Cunningham have made him re-think the three-dimensional nature of dance.
But Dr. Geoff Jenkins, the director of climate prediction at the center, noted that the three-dimensional nature of the problem meant that each doubling of resolution required a 16-fold increase in computing.
If cross sections of the myofibril at different levels of the sarcomere are examined by electron microscope, the filaments can be seen end-on, and the three-dimensional nature of the lattice of filaments can be appreciated.
Not all species (not even all two-eyed species) have stereo vision, Mr. Pinker says, but any species that has it is picking up on "real facts about the universe" that were true even before that species evolved — namely, the three-dimensional nature of reality and laws of optics.
She said that in order to have a direct effect on industry, however, the theory would have to take into account nasty realities like friction between the particles (which was minimized with the stainless steel disks), humidity and other atmospheric conditions, and the three-dimensional nature of most hopper flows.
