three-dimensionally

Recalling the building's sheer strength translated into the most engagingly balanced Room- magnificently forceful and soothing at the same time -- I thought of its underlying, core design principles, its all-embracing idea brought to life with a circle that defines the space both in plan and three-dimensionally.

Alla Kazovsky: Orchestrating Experience Alla Kazovsky 2011

Recalling the building's sheer strength translated into the most engagingly balanced Room- magnificently forceful and soothing at the same time -- I thought of its underlying, core design principles, its all-embracing idea brought to life with a circle that defines the space both in plan and three-dimensionally.

Alla Kazovsky: Orchestrating Experience Alla Kazovsky 2011

There was something so freeing about it, perhaps particularly since I am a very private person three-dimensionally.

On Keeping A Journal « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

Is owning a copy of Conan the Barbarian #1 not enough for you, and you feel the need to celebrate it three-dimensionally?

Archive 2009-07-01 Reis O'Brien 2009

A smartphone game he's designing requires players to think three-dimensionally by reassembling, in the fewest possible steps, a car or building that has been cut into pieces.

The Mind of a Master Brain Teaser Alexandra Alter 2011

That's right, I'm not thinking three-dimensionally, as Marty would say.

Cool Stuff: 1985 B.C. Back to the Future Parody T-Shirt | /Film 2010

I try to use words that get at truth three-dimensionally, tracing its shape in the thick of human experience, knowledge and passion.

Rules for Discussing The Meaning of It All Krista Tippett 2010

The precise sound the telephone makes when I hang up comes to me three-dimensionally, as if reflecting the contract just made, how people establish their time, their place.

Hollywood Savage Kristin McCloy 2010

GROSS: And do you think that's because you perceive being high up more clearly and more three-dimensionally than you did before and therefore perceive the potential for horrific damage if you fell?

Do You See What I See? A Scientist's Journey Into 3-D 2010

GROSS: And do you think that's because you perceive being high up more clearly and more three-dimensionally than you did before and therefore perceive the potential for horrific damage if you fell?

Do You See What I See? A Scientist's Journey Into 3-D 2010