multidimensional language
- noun
- Specialized
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lenguaje multidimensional
- Researchers are developing a new multidimensional language to simplify complex data visualizations.
Examples
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The workshop focused on how a multidimensional language differs from traditional linear programming languages.
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Many developers prefer using multidimensional languages for complex simulations.
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She wrote her thesis on the theoretical foundations of multidimensional language design.
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Python is a popular multidimensional language for data analysis.
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Researchers are developing a new multidimensional language to simplify complex data visualizations.
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The workshop focused on how a multidimensional language differs from traditional linear programming languages.
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Many developers prefer using multidimensional languages for complex simulations.
Antonyms
- Specialized
A computer language where expressions are written as a single line of text
How Dimensional
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'multidimensional' (having more than one dimension) modifies 'language' (a system), so a learner who knows both words can infer it refers to a language organized in multiple dimensions. Although used as a technical term in programming, the sense follows ordinary compositional logic and is therefore readily understandable to learners who know the constituents.
Etymology
The term multidimensional language comes from the image of code written on a grid instead of a single line. In a grid, information goes in different 'directions' like rows and columns, so the phrase now means a language where expressions are arranged in more than one 'direction' rather than only one.
