Sentence examples for whatever dimensions from inspiring English sources
Whatever dimensions this war ultimately assumes, Fort Bragg, which has the largest population of any post in the U.S. Army, is bound to supply a high proportion of the soldiers.
In other words – and this is my third observation – we face the prospect that designed nonbiological technologies, operating under entirely different constraints in many respects, may soon do the kinds of things that our brain does, but very much faster, and very much better, in whatever dimensions of improvement may turn out to be available.
Today we've replaced such naïveté with a sober realization: when some walls are flattened, the world's precious resources pool into those places and into those hands that hold an advantage along whatever dimensions of difference remain.
For the record, I am wholly in favor of anyone wishing to promote his or her genitals of whatever dimensions on Facebook or Instagram being able to do so, and don't find mildly quirky sexual impulses like Weiner's, or really any sexual quirks that don't involve involuntary pain, or murder, or cruelty to animals, at all abnormal or reprehensible.
"Whatever dimension we inhabit, we all just want to be loved by those we love (and I love George Takei).
Whatever the dimensions, the Mets want to stop the attendance slide at Citi Field.
An image so stirring, singular and ubiquitous you might find yourself looking at your own drink, whatever its dimensions or alcohol content, and wondering whether it's really a good idea.
The error estimate is established on each edge whatever the dimension is.
Diffuse approximation is a new tool for reconstructing sampled fields p, usable whatever the dimension of the space considered.
By modeling both factors separately and simultaneously, we showed significant associations between personality traits and the HRQOL of patients with chronic disease, especially the effect of anxiety on HRQOL scores, whatever the dimension.
Her role, whatever its exact dimensions, did not prompt a lot of news.
