Sentence examples for two dimensions one from inspiring English sources

They do this differentiation based on two dimensions, one possession of prior information, and second the cognitive skills to evaluate them.

Having two dimensions, one good and one bad, is all that gives a poem, or a fairy tale, three.

They find that a representative's votes can be predicted quite accurately by his position in two dimensions, one corresponding to race issues, the other a left vs. right economic scale reflecting issues such as marginal tax rates and the generosity of benefits to the poor.

The confusion matrix has two dimensions: one indexed by the actual class and the other indexed by the class predicted by the classifier (Deng et al. 2016).

Entrepreneurs believe that uncertainty has two dimensions, one is the well-known market uncertainty (systemic risk) and the other is the uncertainty regarding ability.

The structure hypothesis proposes the existence of two dimensions, one formed by the materialist and post-materialist systems and the other by religious and hedonist systems.

There was a highly significant effect of drug treatment on the pigs' scores on QBA dimension one but not dimension two (Dimension one: W = 34.98, P < 0.001; Dimension two: W = 0.16, P = 0.696; Fig. 1b).

There are various models that perform PCA in three dimensions, one of which is the Tucker3 model.

In this case, we effectively scan in three dimensions, one being the X-ray energy and the other two orthogonal axes of sample motion.

Briefly, to calculate migration paths, we used embryos lineaged with StarryNite (http://starrynite.sourceforge.net) and AceTree software [ 57], and extracted each cell's position in three dimensions, one along each developmental axis.

They calculated with active centre boxes only: it is easy to see that in three dimensions one cannot evolve fully specific enzymes for a linear pathway of 8 reactions.