Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The number of dimensions of a quantity.
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- noun The number of
dimensions something has.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the spatial property of having dimensions
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Examples
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I don't think they're quite alternatives in terms of being mutually exclusive, but maybe dimensionality is not quite as apt a metaphor here.
Strange Fiction 8 Hal Duncan 2006
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In a television landscape that often prefers archetypal tough guys, this kind of dimensionality is refreshing.
Since when were female law enforcement officials the hottest commodity on TV? | EW.com 2010
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Her work has a graphic kind of dimensionality that is really alluring to my eyeballs.
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If not, then Garriot's got no business claiming that he's added this kind of dimensionality to a MMOG.
Tabula Rasa 2007
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I expect to continue to be accused by proponents on both sides of being pro-Isreal by some and anti-semitic and anti-Israel by others as I attempt to walk the narrow tightrope, with the aim of increasing the "dimensionality" of the discussion.
Rob Kall: Middle East Wiggle Room-- To Be Bought at a High Price, But Not Optional 2006
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I expect to continue to be accused by proponents on both sides of being pro-Isreal by some and anti-semitic and anti-Israel by others as I attempt to walk the narrow tightrope, with the aim of increasing the "dimensionality" of the discussion.
Rob Kall: Middle East Wiggle Room-- To Be Bought at a High Price, But Not Optional 2006
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I expect to continue to be accused by proponents on both sides of being pro-Isreal by some and anti-semitic and anti-Israel by others as I attempt to walk the narrow tightrope, with the aim of increasing the "dimensionality" of the discussion.
Printing: Rob Kall: Middle East Wiggle Room-- To Be Bought at a High Price, But Not Optional 2006
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A group of data-mining methods named "multidimensional scaling" or MDS first was used in the 1930s by psychologists and has been used ever since to make data analysis simpler by reducing the "dimensionality" of the data.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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A group of data-mining methods named "multidimensional scaling" or MDS first was used in the 1930s by psychologists and has been used ever since to make data analysis simpler by reducing the "dimensionality" of the data.
cellular-news 2010
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A group of data-mining methods named "multidimensional scaling" or MDS first was used in the 1930s by psychologists and has been used ever since to make data analysis simpler by reducing the "dimensionality" of the data.
Science Blog 2010
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