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Meanings of one-dimensional in English

Portuguese
unidimensional
Catalan
lineal
Spanish
lineal

Of or in or along or relating to a line; involving a single dimension.

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      unidimensional
      Portuguese
      unidimensional

      Relating to a single dimension or aspect; having no depth or scope.

          unidimensional
          Usage of one-dimensional in English
          1
          Perhaps the concept of one-dimensional length is simply ill-suited for convoluted coastlines.
          Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
          2
          All four actors do well within the limits of very one-dimensional roles.
          Reuters
          3
          Differences in protein patterns were detectable using two-dimensional but not one-dimensional electrophoresis.
          Pubmed
          4
          The presence of face-shared Fe-dimer units in the one-dimensional unit is noteworthy.
          Pubmed
          5
          The model is based on the one-dimensional theory of slender curved rods.
          Pubmed
          6
          They want to simplify them to a one-dimensional being, a one-dimensional construct.
          The Guardian
          7
          Never before had this lifelong ambiguist made an album so apparently one-dimensional.
          Radio NZ
          8
          It was that one-dimensional narrative that provided the inspiration for The Chi.
          The Guardian
          9
          But this sauce was fragrant, floral and much less one-dimensional in flavour.
          The Irish Times
          10
          The 2-D barcode is a cousin to the ubiquitous striped one-dimensional barcode.
          Wired
          11
          This justifies use of the one-dimensional diffusion model in interpretation of experimental data.
          Pubmed
          12
          Thirdly, there is a need to avoid rigid or one-dimensional approaches.
          The Guardian
          13
          Yet the underlying worry about these stress tests is that they are one-dimensional.
          The Guardian
          14
          Topography that had been one-dimensional at five thousand meters pushed upwards into view.
          Genellan: planetfall
          15
          We study a one-dimensional system of strongly correlated bosons on a dynamical lattice.
          Pubmed
          16
          A lot of times wigs and extensions are created in a one-dimensional facet.
          Ebony
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          Translations for one-dimensional
          Portuguese
          unidimensional
          One-dimensional through the time