three-dimensional

Modifies a noun

• reconstruction: The detailed description of the method can be found in " Three-dimensional reconstruction of single particles embedded in ice " .
• geometry: The final three books deal with aspects of three-dimensional geometry.
• ultrasound: My work focuses on finding improved methods of imaging arteries using three-dimensional ultrasound.
• visualization: With three-dimensional visualization, linking design concepts directly into the machine shop, production flows seamlessly through to assembly and finishing.
• structure: In the full day session students will develop their drawings into three-dimensional structures.
• array: For 8-bit images, Image will be a two- or three-dimensional array of type byte.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: We propose to study fully three-dimensional free surface flows with the effect of gravity and surface tension included.
• almost: Use of binocular vision gives an almost three-dimensional view of the sky.
• not: A number of files can be plotted if the variable is not three-dimensional.
• essentially: In the more general case, , the behavior is more complicated still and is essentially three-dimensional.
• truly: Additionally, the fact that GIS cannot be considered to be truly three-dimensional hinders the analysis of three-dimensional archeological deposits.
• very: DL: Lilya and Volodya are very three-dimensional characters.

Used with adjective complement

• look: They explore how to create images that will be viewed in two dimensions, but actually look three-dimensional.
• use: We investigate the stability of self-gravitating accretion disks using three-dimensional, global, smoothed particle hydrodynamic ( SPH ) simulations.
• become: I paint with casts of hands in the pictures that become three-dimensional.
• appear: Fresh style Office 12 gets a new graphics engine, which will make Excel charts appear more three-dimensional.