It was always assumed that the Olympic Park itself would be a key dimension of housing legacy.
This is a key dimension of the unemployment problem, and one that future policy will need to address.
The relationship of legal information to context is a key dimension of recent developments in legal informatics scholarship and innovation.
For example, at a large financial services firm I worked with, data-transfer speed had long been a key dimension where the leadership expected to see regular improvements.
The fieldwork presented below suggests that 'Know-Who' is a key dimension of expertise sharing in distributed collaborative engineering.
The latter, in particular, is a key dimension of the relationship between the Japanese and nature, which warrants "cultivation" and exploitation of the environment on the one hand, yet which on the other emphasizes the need to rectify imbalances between nature, humans, and deities.
FK is a key dimension of knowledge of BA.
Mental health is a key dimension of all our lives.
Organizations are recognizing that social is a key dimension of enterprise data and enterprise processes.
Energy demand is a key dimension for the evaluation of the energy efficiency in production.
The tension between private value generation and social value generation is a key dimension in the phenomenon of social entrepreneurship (Fig. 1).
