dimensional
100
5.7
- adjective
- /dɪˈmɛnʃənl/
- Specialized
:
dimensional
- This six dimensional space is called phase space.
- three-dimensional
- two-dimensional
- one-dimensional
There's enough if you're thinking finite dimensional vector spaces.
- There's enough if you're thinking finite dimensional vector spaces.
- It's saying that it, it came into this dimensional space and expanded outward.
- And it kind of breaks that apart into a multi dimensional space.
- You just see whether you're living in an even dimensional space or odd dimensional space.
- Again, this is another one of shears, the big three-dimensional flower, the pops of red.
- This is the flat representation of a higher dimensional object.
- In other words, could we ever have a means of creating a dimensional portal?
- Text is discrete, video is high dimensional and continuous.
- It stands for Consistent Embeddings of High Dimensional recordings using auxiliary variables.
- This six dimensional space is called phase space.
- So I think that could be really, really cool if you get an AI that's trained on high dimensional data sets, right?
Examples
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An ability to visualize three-dimensional parts will be helpful for students to complete this lesson.
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A three-dimensional image of a fingerprint.
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This is the flat representation of a higher dimensional object.
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It's a scalar in high dimensional space, right?
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You just see whether you're living in an even dimensional space or odd dimensional space.
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Figure 1 shows a path diagram for a one-dimensional model of language development.
Academic text (2012) -
UCC services became diverse, multi-channeled, and multi-dimensional to respond to student needs.
Academic text (2015) -
There is often a very high-tech, three-dimensional holographic video reconstruction of whatever the accident was.
Academic text (1999) -
The online version of this article includes animated simulations that show the three-dimensional structure of star-forming regions.
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In geometry, a dimensional shape has length and width, defining its size.
Compounds
- Specialized
A computer language where expressions are written as a single line of text
- Specialized
A system that uses radio waves to show how far away, which direction, and how high objects are
- Specialized
A flat shape like a square or circle with length and width but no depth
How Measured
9
6.6
36
3.9
- Specialized
100
5.7
- Specialized
7
3.5
- Specialized
2
4.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word dimensional comes from dimension, which originally meant 'a measuring' and is related to the common word measure. So dimensional describes size, space, or measurement in one or more directions.