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Meanings of dimension in anglès
Maximum number of independent directions within a mathematical space.
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Examples for "size"
Examples for "size"
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However, the effect size may still be important on a population level.
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Data synthesis: The effect size was calculated to compare different outcome measures.
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Main outcome measures: Leiomyoma and uterine size reduction, time to maximal reduction.
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But, in any case, central government intervention of some size was necessary.
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Unfortunately, adults often believe size and coordination advantages translate into better performances.
Usage of dimension in anglès
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The Irish Times debate: Should an EU treaty contain a social dimension?
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I thought he brought a new dimension to our game this year.
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In other words, our particular time dimension is merely an electromagnetic field.
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Cultivation took on a new dimension-thecultivation of words, wealth, and weapons.
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Darwin literally added a new dimension to the debate-theaxis of history.
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The search and rescue operations have taken on a new international dimension.
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Yet, the ads do add a legitimate human dimension to this debate.
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The added dimension is of course the modern phenomenon of cyber bulling.
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Crash Course on Acceleration These crashes are just happening in one dimension.
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Conclusions: Country foods remain a critical dimension of the contemporary Inuit diet.
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Audio chat is clear and adds a nice dimension to the experience.
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My journey had taken on a new dimension and all prospects glowed.
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Cat bids me good morning and slips away to her own dimension.
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Here, we incorporate an additional dimension into molecular networks: dynamic conformational changes.
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A visionary poet, far ahead of the dimension in which he lived?
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And this- Idunno-thisparticularreality instead of some other dimension or something.
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