Sentence examples for to the dimension of a from inspiring English sources

At first, this result seemed to contradict findings that, in processes such as collective migration, mechanical interactions are long-ranged relative to the dimension of a single cell (Trepat et al., 2009).

For example, we conceptualised a passive coping attitude, a wait-and-see coping attitude, and an active coping attitude, which correspond to the dimension of a submissive (first two) versus dominating (third) claimant in the typology.

This scanning probe technique provides sub-10 nanometers resolution and allows mapping the spatial distribution of noncentrosymmetric structures within the collagen sheets of fascia down to the dimension of an individual collagen fibril.

In fact, the dimension identification of a vector space generated by a code is equivalent to finding the dimension of a vector space generated by its dual code (mathcal {C}^{perp }).

The question of how best to estimate the dimension of a matrix is still an open question.

The PCA approach was designed to reduce the dimension of a high-dimensional covariate space so that fewer variables might be considered in an analysis.

Previously, the accuracy was more comparable to the dimensions of a football field.

Franck's B minor Chorale expanded to the dimensions of a Hollywood epic.

For some devoted readers in the late nineteenth century, Walt Whitman was a "man magnified to the dimensions of a god," and "Leaves of Grass" a divinely inspired gospel.

Neither did Mr. Donnelly balk at the ostensible challenges of adapting his artistic vision to the dimensions of a watch dial.

As for all those towering wigs, they have been shrunk to the dimensions of a Park Avenue bouffant.