Sentence examples for whose dimension from inspiring English sources

The half-wave dipole (see part B of the figure), whose dimension is one-half of the radar wavelength, is the classic type of electromagnetic antenna.

The periodic array of inner rods in square shape, which is located inside the quasi square ring resonator whose dimension justifies resonant wavelength of the channels.

The full space is shown to be the direct sum of a number of orthogonal eigenspaces, one for each simple or multiple eigenvalue, whose dimension equals the multiplicity.

It turns out that the connected components of d are tori whose dimension is given by the holonomy of the connection.

By drawing an analogy with the structural size-effect, the phenomenon of CaO hydration shows a characteristic length, whose dimension remains constant at all scales.

It is shown that, as the fastest chemical time scales become exhausted, the solution is attracted towards a manifold, whose dimension decreases as the number of exhausted time scales increases.

The Paterson case reflects a broader social problem whose dimensions are just beginning to be recognized.

All this and the game is played on fields whose dimensions have not changed.

The paintings, whose dimensions range from 5 to 15 feet, are produced using digitally processed stencils.

Mr. Nasser and other Aramco officials described a project whose dimensions boggle the mind.

It has provoked a resurgence of racism and an economic crisis whose dimensions remain unknown.