dimensional Definition
di·men·sional (-s̸hə nəl)
adjective
- of dimension or dimensions
- having (a specified number of) dimensions a three-dimensional figure
dimensional Related Forms
di·men′·sion·al′·ity (-nal′ə tē) noun
di·men′·sion·ally adverb
dimensional Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- stability: To guarantee dimensional stability, the molds were cut from molded polyurethane foam.
- geometry: This means the south pole is actually a singularity of th e four dimensional geometry.
- scaffold: The fluorescent probe was incorporated into thin films and three dimensional porous scaffolds demonstrating the capabilities of monitoring on-line.
- array: Higher dimensional arrays of data may appear in a column.
- tolerance: Previously the only option was paint, a time-consuming post op process that could affect dimensional tolerances.
- algebra: In GAP we can create a finite dimensional algebra by specifying an array of structure constants.
Modifying Another Word
- fully: And you can see that as the show went on, in later episodes, Starbuck became a more fully dimensional character.
- multi: However, it is multi dimensional with fruit ( lychees ), flowers ( violets ) and meatiness ( bacon, spicy sausage ).
- low: They are ( low dimensional ) groups which act as isometries on hyperbolic 3-space and generalize the Fuchsian groups in a natural way.
- high: The classical statistical methods are not applicable to Microarray data since the data is very high dimensional with very few replications.
Browse dictionary entries near dimensional
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- ‹ dim sum
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