But this is a one-dimensional attempt to manifest three-dimensional fears.
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However, think about this: a three-dimensional figure leaves a two-dimensional shadow.
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The contest has four categories — two-dimensional, three-dimensional, time-based and installation.
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Translating three-dimensional dance into a two-dimensional medium has always been problematic.
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Familiar point particles become, at this highest energy and zoom level, one-dimensional "strings" and higher-dimensional, membranous "branes," all of which traverse a 21-dimensional landscape.
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Belcourt's work has a remarkable ability to make two-dimensional paintings feel three-dimensional.
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These curves can be one-dimensional, like the circle, or they can be higher-dimensional.
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They are like liquid in a still, two-dimensional representation of our three-dimensional world.
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Her specialty is painting bodies, rendering three-dimensional people into something resembling two-dimensional beings.
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Louise Belcourt's work has a remarkable ability to make two-dimensional paintings feel three-dimensional.
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For the untrained, it's not obvious how a two-dimensional drawing represents three-dimensional space.
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In two-dimensional images, he created three-dimensional stories; the photos feel like moving pictures.
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"I always found the divide between the two-dimensional and three-dimensional really conflicting," she explains.
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The issue derives from trying to represent a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface.
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"To put a three-dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface, oh, it's beautiful," he said.
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During their four weeks, Making+Meaning participants craft a powerful portfolio by undergoing a series of design challenges surveying 2-dimensional representation, 3-dimensional prototyping and 4-dimensional robotic video capture.
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Because finally we can take a three dimensional experience and retain it as a three dimensional experience.
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Iskandar, 47, has updated his bamboo puppets by making them three-dimensional, unlike conventional two-dimensional ones.
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And while a six-dimensional symplectic manifold is impossible to visualize, a three-dimensional torus is almost tangible.
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An ordinary circle is a one-dimensional torus, and the surface of a donut is a two-dimensional torus.
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So is a torus, or the two-dimensional plane, or the four-dimensional space-time in which we live.
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At 3D Systems outside Denver, traditional two-dimensional imaging like CT scans were converted into complex three-dimensional models.
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And yet, Goldsmith suggests, we have come to be rather one-dimensional in thinking about the four-dimensional life.
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Those tools are specified by what is needed to make a three-dimensional world on a two-dimensional surface.
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"It was an arduous and inefficient process, translating a three-dimensional art form into a two-dimensional media," says Rabinowitz.
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While the ground infrastructure of roads is one-dimensional, the sky is three-dimensional, and it is much, much larger.
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Meyer-Ebrecht positions the viewer as the origin point of a two-dimensional drawing that portrays a three-dimensional world.
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"Serial killers are not two dimensional monsters, they're three dimensional human beings who have good and bad sides," Berlinger said.
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The whole idea of her being fully dimensional, that means that everyone around her also has to be multi-dimensional.
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With soap films and bubbles — two-dimensional surfaces in a three-dimensional space — the problem starts to get more complicated.
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As car designers, we are three-dimensional thinkers, so the language we are developing on the screen is a three-dimensional.
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The Texas State Legislature appointed Sedrick Huckaby and Beili Liu as the State's 22017 Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Artists, respectively.
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Thus computer generated images, like the two dimensional virtual ones you might spy when using an AR headset, would appear three dimensional.
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And the quality of the displays got better and better: from one dimensional code on a line, to two dimensional graphic displays.
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Not every character can be three-dimensional, and a two-dimensional character who does interesting things can be a lot of fun.
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" He added, "Evil is not some two-dimensional monster out there — evil is three-dimensional people who are part of our society.
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In the current paper, the researchers applied exact analytic techniques to the two-dimensional honeycomb lattice and the three-dimensional diamond lattice.
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Rather than illustrating soundscapes in a three-dimensional space, his first video shows them against the two-dimensional surfaces of each canvas.
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Tourists spend their time in front of the three-dimensional David poking a two-dimensional version of him on their touch screens.
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All concerned agree that two-dimensional designs may be copyrighted but that the cut and shape of three-dimensional garments may not.
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Glue lots of lower dimensional tori together in just the right way, and you can build a higher dimensional shape out of them.
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And that is what I am most proud of with her: she is not a two-dimensional athlete — she's a three-dimensional human.
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So one thing I've been thinking about recently is what would happen if we made virtual reality four-dimensional instead of three-dimensional?
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The Nagaoka-Thouless picture also only applies to simple lattices: two-dimensional lattices of squares or triangles, or a three-dimensional cubic lattice.
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Continents and oceans are distorted to an unrealistic proportion in an attempt to represent a three-dimensional sphere on a two-dimensional plain.
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As I've argued repeatedly, there's lots more evidence that Trump is playing zero-dimensional chess than that he is playing three-dimensional chess.
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These virtual termites could build two-dimensional shapes, but they could not produce anything like the complex three-dimensional architecture of real termites.
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And there was a bigger problem: Three-dimensional faces on living human beings, unlike two-dimensional letters on a page, are not static.
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A computer then cobbles together many two-dimensional images to create a three-dimensional image of that object at a certain point in time.
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Suffice to say that they are essentially players in a game of four-dimensional (or Force-dimensional, geddit?) chess, whether they know it or not.
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Many display great playfulness, portraying the patron of the house and his family delighting in the interplay of two-dimensional painting and three-dimensional architecture.
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On Jupiter, a much larger world with an even flatter atmosphere, researchers have also pinpointed where turbulence switches between two-dimensional and three-dimensional behavior.
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The result was an endlessly nuanced synergy, despite the formal differences between his three-dimensional, non-figurative work and her exuberantly figurative two-dimensional photographs.
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Prior to the new work, mathematicians had wondered whether they could get away with approximating infinite-dimensional matrices by using large finite-dimensional ones instead.
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"The newly discovered spaces help to provide us with a three-dimensional view of architectural features previously known only through two-dimensional art," he says.
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The logo is two-dimensional, in contrast to the three-dimensional, metallic look of the logo that, with some tweaks, has been used since 1999.
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Well, my friend, the earth itself is four-dimensional; therefore it casts three-dimensional shadows, solid reflections of itself through every moment of its being.
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Twarock applied this concept by importing symmetry from a higher-dimensional space—in this case, from a lattice in six dimensions—into a three-dimensional subspace.
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I'll say this, you know when we look at other people's lives it's very one-dimensional, when we look at our enemies it's very one-dimensional.
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As I have written, there's at least as good a possibility that Trump is playing zero-dimensional chess as he is playing the three dimensional kind.
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Nothing. NOTHING. Three-Dimensional, Virtual Reality Space Display Processing Apparatus, a Three Dimensional Virtual Reality Space Display Processing Method, and an Information Providing Medium (2000) Why.
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What the film gains in energy, it loses in the kinds of expressive details that make two-dimensional figures seem like they breathe three-dimensional life.
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The research, published Tuesday in the journal Structure, combined tens of thousands of two-dimensional images to construct a three-dimensional model of the virus's structure.
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Those three-dimensional objects may themselves be connected by four-dimensional paths (the path between two objects always has one more dimension than the objects themselves).
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So if you add up the two-dimensional and the three-dimensional to create a new spatial entity, does that mean you're in the fifth dimension?
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Face ID uses an infrared camera to create three-dimensional models of its users' faces, which, in theory, could prove more nuanced than previous two-dimensional systems.
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Evatar also removes the problem of the petri dish, because as it turns out, two-dimensional dishes aren't a great physiological representation of a three-dimensional human.
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The landscape is usually multidimensional, but we can understand what's involved by thinking of a standard landscape, which is a two-dimensional surface in three-dimensional space.
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There is a sense that Li first executes her two-dimensional pictures as three-dimensional objects, pulling the erotic embraces of Auguste Rodin's sculptures into the mix.
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In 2016, a team of computer and audiovisual scientists demonstrated how, starting with a two-dimensional photograph, they could build a photorealistic, three-dimensional model of someone's face.
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Rather, it calmly posits a vision of sculpture as a three-dimensional interpretation of a series of two-dimensional representations of an event that unfolded in four dimensions.
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This makes a two-dimensional picture essentially three-dimensional, because of the depth and perspectives you can get when looking at the picture — optimised for immersive viewing experiences.
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As part of this work, a mathematician named Alain Connes conjectured in 1976 that it should be possible to approximate many infinite-dimensional matrices with finite-dimensional ones.
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This may be due in part to the fact that children don't know how to translate two-dimensional skills learned on a screen to the real, three-dimensional world.
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You take two-dimensional fabric and turn it into a three-dimensional thing, and the number of stitches or the angle of the cuff can completely change the garment.
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In this show, you're making literal that back and forth between dimensions: panels that have sprung off the two-dimensional page onto the three-dimensional canvas, and vice-versa.
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Sculpture, while inherently three-dimensional, is now made with an unconsciously ingrained consideration of its future two-dimensional documentation—the future photo of the thing, rather than the thing itself.
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Just as the time trajectory of a point can be plotted as a one-dimensional curve, the time trajectory of a string can be understood as a two-dimensional curve.
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A high-dimensional sphere is easy to define—it's simply the set of points in the high-dimensional space that are a fixed distance away from a given center point.
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The machine was then re-programmed to create three-dimensional patterns, as many 3D printers typically only make two-dimensional movements as they build up each layer of a model.
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The emotion for which Mr Tillmans has always been known, the romance even, is still there, as he continues to conjure from this two-dimensional medium a three-dimensional world.
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For young children, one of the main issues is transitioning from what they experience on a two-dimensional screen to that what they see in the real, three-dimensional world.
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Going from knowing where a star is to knowing how it behaves over time is the cosmological difference between a two-dimensional representation of the Universe and a three-dimensional one.
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If building anything you want with bricks is a three dimensional experience, Lego Boost is four dimensional with the limitless possibilities of coding and robotics offering an endless amount of fun.
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Or, to borrow a phrase from my friend Philip Bump, it's more likely that Trump is playing zero-dimensional chess than it is that he is playing the three-dimensional version.
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It's hard not to wonder what she was thinking, if she understood at that moment the crucial leap she'd made—from passive, two-dimensional nude to active, three-dimensional naked woman.
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Doing so lifts a three-dimensional human out of the two-dimensional figure painted by all the men who have used her as a tool for their political or personal agendas.
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Public policy must evolve with its people, and this means disposing once and for all with the idea that laws fashioned from one-dimensional thinking can fit our multi-dimensional society.
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A : Dimensional Double Debt Dipping is prohibited, so no.
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Just like you can construct a torus fibration of a two-dimensional sphere, you can construct a torus fibration of the six-dimensional symplectic and complex spaces that feature in mirror symmetry.
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Three-dimensional games were generally more technically demanding than two-dimensional ones, and few players appreciated all that was required to make isometric 3D work on a simple machine like the Spectrum.
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Part of the problem is that toddlers' brains aren't developed enough to apply things they learn from two-dimensional screens to what they experience in three-dimensional life, Madigan said by email.
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Using grayscale and sepia-toned oil paint on the polyurethane, sand, and glass figure, Honert managed to make the three-dimensional figure resemble a two-dimensional vintage photograph when viewed from afar.
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Generally, it's not that difficult to make two-dimensional networks, but adding the third dimension is much harder; with this approach, we can make our system as three-dimensional as we like.
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As the class laughed at the turkeys' apparent stupidity, the professor reminded us that at least the turkeys needed a three dimensional model — humans can make do with a two dimensional representation.
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There's lots -- and lots -- of examples that make clear that what Trump is doing is much closer to zero-dimensional chess (and, thus, not chess at all) than the three-dimensional version.
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Yet despite the wooden acting and two-dimensional trees, real feeling arises from it — and then much more beautiful and three-dimensional trees arise, too, as we transit to a verdant park.
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Upon closer inspection, a nosey fucker would be able discern the growing gap between two-dimensional dots and three-dimensional, soft, light-brown hairs now more than an eighth of an inch long.
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While scientists are still figuring out exactly why they occur, some of these illusions might arise from glitches in our brains as we process two-dimensional visual information to create three-dimensional perceptions.
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His "no-lograms"—so named to differentiate them from holograms which are most often just two-dimensional illusions—can fill an entire space with three-dimensional images created using high-powered video projectors.
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He's just so hot, and so deeply, deeply one dimensional.
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The characters' origin stories and their motivations feel two dimensional.
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LH: At first the sponge texture was the dimensional element.
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There's no chess being played -- three-dimensional or otherwise. 1.
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The top three are Vanguard, iShares and Dimensional Fund Advisors.
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Anything that represents the kind of complicated, dimensional female character.
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Intellectually, I understand that Cornelius Dämmrich's works are two dimensional.
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So much so that drawing is no longer two dimensional.
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Aware of the visual tensions electrifying the border between two-dimensional planes and three-dimensional forms, Fratino makes the exploration of that dichotomy as much a part of his subject as his erotic friction.
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Everything there is to know about AdS space—often called the "bulk" since it's the higher-dimensional region—is encoded, like in a hologram, in quantum interactions between particles on the lower-dimensional boundary.
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Without relying on organizing systems such as perspective — which helps the artist become more efficient — Downes slowly works his way across the canvas, translating the three-dimensional world onto a flat, two-dimensional surface.
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The problem with this approach is fairly straightforward: Two-dimensional characters trying to deal with three-dimensional situations is never going to be interesting, no matter how much they try to tell you otherwise.
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Their antiferromagnets were so-called two-dimensional materials: While each crystal exists as a 3-D chunk, those chunks are built out of stacked two-dimensional layers of atoms that act more or less independently.
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Finding the best packing of equal-sized spheres in a high-dimensional space should be even more complicated than the three-dimensional case Hales solved, since each added dimension means more possible packings to consider.
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It's no secret that women are often given limiting, one-dimensional roles in films, whereas their male counterparts have more room to be fully-dimensional and flawed characters; action films are especially guilty of this.
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For a system of electrons and a single hole, they proved that the connectivity condition is satisfied for nearly all lattices, including common structures like the two-dimensional honeycomb and the three-dimensional diamond lattices.
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"It will be interesting to see whether and how twist could similarly be used to control the fracture dynamics of two-dimensional and three-dimensional materials," co-author Jörn Dunkel said in a press release.
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The Prismas are accompanied by a series of drawings by Burga that show small images of the works' sides; these one-dimensional markers of three-dimensional objects categorize, catalogue, and hint at possible shape arrangements.
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Together, the weights and heights follow a two-dimensional bell curve.
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First, picture a two-dimensional filled Julia set on the plane.
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Buff and blend until it becomes a dimensional wash of color.
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Whereas, balayage highlights are more dimensional and blended throughout the shaft.
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I think Donald Trump likes to play three-dimensional negotiation chess.
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The Trump administration is kind of playing three-dimensional chess here.
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AR stickers lets users place three-dimensional stickers within your photos.
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Some are also decorated with colorful three-dimensional worms and insects.
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Sharks have had a rather one-dimensional reputation in the West.
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Well because customers are not one-dimensional points on a graph.
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It made Justin way more of a three-dimensional, nuanced character.
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And it's not airborne inter-dimensional alien parasites this time around.
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The effect was that fixed features had unchanging three-dimensional coordinates.
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Or is someone taking a picture of another two-dimensional photo?
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And they aren't the only one-dimensional aspects of the film.
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The perimeter be damned; that attack surface just got three-dimensional.
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This is a one dimensional, miserable and misleading portrayal of Amy.
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Does it exist somewhere else, obscured by our four-dimensional brains?
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Three-dimensional animation has a reputation for being smooth, frictionless, plastic.
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Berger equates his career to a sort of three-dimensional chess.
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Well it is a lot more dimensional and beautiful and meaningful.
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Nonfiction doesn't work, and thrillers with one-dimensional characters don't either.
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That way, they become three-dimensional and to a degree, relatable.
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Candidates don't exist only on a one-dimensional plane called philosophy.
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One-dimensional employees are far more likely to crash and burn.
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The curriculum can no longer rely on one-dimensional case studies.
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So I've got to interpret it into a three-dimensional object.
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But the Tully monster's structure was light and appeared two-dimensional.
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They're dramatic, complicated, in love with him — and completely two-dimensional.
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"I'm bored by villains that are one-dimensional," Pietromonaco tells Creators.
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Again, though, we see that he's not a one dimensional player.
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Picture, for a moment, a three dimensional map of a town.
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Prellis isn't the first company to develop three-dimensional organ printing.
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Just like three-dimensional forms, texture can be real or implied.
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The painted crosswalks appear to be three-dimensional ramps or blocks.
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Nobody can battle inter-dimensional entities 100 percent of the time.
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From there we move into three-dimensional models and design review.
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It feels like you're really ... It's a three dimensional novel, almost.
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They rendered a three-dimensional image of how it would look.
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Instead of a guiding principle, it presents a multi-dimensional system.
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" He muses on how grief feels "fourth-dimensional, abstract, faintly familiar.
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How did you flesh out a one-dimensional character like Johnny?
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The tool then translates the data into a three-dimensional image.
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The first Sims gave us a fun, two-dimensional suburban fantasy.
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A drawing just doesn't live up to a three-dimensional experience.
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Friendsgiving really is getting more complicated in the three-dimensional world.
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It produces rich, multi-dimensional sound and keeps your ears cool.
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And it creates a fluid, moving, three-dimensional illusion of texture.
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"It seems like everything this year was three-dimensional," Gervais said.
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But other than Dolittle, most of the characters feel one-dimensional.
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And most parking lots are not one-dimensional (a single row).
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Of course motivation to join the service is often multi-dimensional.
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It's the interdependence of her two-dimensional works that exhilarates here.
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In March 643, video games were already offering three-dimensional experiences.
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"The original goal was to use a one-dimensional line or lines to produce three dimensional works of art that would follow the curves of the female body from all angles," he explains on his website.
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The most recent film of this group might appear a return to the second-dimensional form of her earlier work, but Wasteland No. 1: Ardent, Verdant is truly multi-dimensional in the breadth of its ideas.
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Even if you think you know that two-dimensional maps do a bad job of representing a three-dimensional world, it can still be pretty mind-bending, something The West Wing did the best job of illustrating.
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While the company's drones have included geofencing technology since 2013, the new tech — developed by aviation tech company Altitude Angel — expands the restricted zone from a simple two-dimensional circle to a much larger three-dimensional zone.
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Google's Rachel Inman, who works on user-experience for the new feature, said the company hopes to make it simpler to go between the two-dimensional map on your phone and the three-dimensional world around you.
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Snapchat's quirky Bitmoji avatars now come with their own three-dimensional animations.
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To her credit, Day doesn't depict Howard as a one-dimensional lecher.
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With polynomials, "everything is defined in the two-dimensional plane," Lindsey said.
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Instead of circles, the fibers of those spaces are three-dimensional tori.
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The challenge of simply locating customers in three-dimensional space is huge.
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Photos of landscapes and structures no longer look like two-dimensional maps.
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Physicists imagine the light moving through the higher-dimensional space of fields.
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It's also trying to get them to look dimensional and not 2D.
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The 19853DS, launched in 2011, is capable of displaying three-dimensional effects.
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A sort of three-dimensional hieroglyph of an airplane made of paper.
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You describe the Next Generation Science Standards as three-dimensional science learning.
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The square, printed fragments seem somehow pixelated even though they're three dimensional.
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The complex layers of "15 Step" by Radiohead sound almost three-dimensional.
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Pictures are often one-dimensional, but there's a personality behind the image.
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Now, I don't let others define me through a one-dimensional lens.
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Even at her least dimensional and most outlandish, Jexi has a personality.
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That's because the paper is two-dimensional, not 3D like real life.
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So, there was never a one dimensional character in Erin or Patty.
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RED BANK "Up Against the Wall," group exhibition of three-dimensional works.
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On the flip side, though, there are instances of inter-dimensional payoff.
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This hints at the theme of subservience, but it's pretty one-dimensional.
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"All of these robots run on a three-dimensional system," explains Dogru.
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Image: Kumugai et AlResearchers really want to make good three-dimensional displays.
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Some people even cut out the shapes to make something three-dimensional.
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The problem is that we all live in a three-dimensional world.
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And inter-dimensional alien demon angels that come from the spirit word.
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And for me, that's so important because we're not one-dimensional people.
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The one-dimensional conceit of an evil woman isn't new, of course.
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Instead of a conventional card, consider a three dimensional felt gift instead.
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The result is a stunning, multi-dimensional glimpse into her characters' lives.
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This allowed me to eventually create a pair of three-dimensional triangles.
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For example, Facebook's Camera can map out two-dimensional photographs in 3D.
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Unlike the Gear VR, the Rift tracks users through three-dimensional space.
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Black Panther's Killmonger is a great villain partially because he's three-dimensional.
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Others take on moiré patterns that almost look like three-dimensional liquids.
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Her face felt two-dimensional and painted, and I found myself afraid.
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Actually, I bet a gamer could speed-run that four-dimensional topology.
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Her face is dimensional the way that a cut gem has facets.
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That made us one-dimensional and more difficult to throw the football.
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Some three-dimensional objects (including boogie boards) he decorated are on display.
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But she said the three-dimensional logos were something with more permanence.
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Online or social media "friends" we have never met are two dimensional.
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Mongiardo Studio creates color-shifting, three-dimensional tables for homes and offices.
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Maleficent, in the the 1959 version, is just a one-dimensional villain.
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Text messages provide only a flat, two-dimensional medium for these assessments.
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Most guts in the fossilized record are dark and appear three-dimensional.
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That was like upgrading from a two- to a three-dimensional image.
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And then proceeded to turn her into an untrammeled — yet one-dimensional!
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"I produce a three-dimensional effect that others don't have," he said.
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"I feel like more of a three-dimensional human now," she said.
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You'll keep changing your mind about whether they're two- or three-dimensional.
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The other is dimensional and you're moving your body in every direction.
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Surely we all accept by now that women are never one dimensional?
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This graceful, uplifting book relies on Del Rizzo's stunningly dimensional clay art.
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Murphy likens organizing his rig to a three-dimensional game of Tetris.
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It is much more advanced, allowing users to create three-dimensional images.
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Mr. Ramasar, even just walking and standing, gives off three-dimensional light.
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"People think I'm toying with them, playing twelve-dimensional chess," Tillman said.
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Are fewer children making San Francisco more one-dimensional and less vibrant?
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In its future final form, CONTACT will analyze 3-dimensional satellite data.
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Rather, he said, "I am a three-dimensional philosopher of the future."
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The result is a full-bodied shade that's warm, dimensional, and reflective.
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It is far too easy to make the environmental story one-dimensional.
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When viewed through the app, the image expands into three-dimensional space.
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IMAGINE A HUGE horizontal A-frame: a recumbent, two-dimensional Eiffel Tower.
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"All of us are more than one-dimensional," Cardinal O'Malley told reporters.
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This time, the solution included a frozen hail of inter-dimensional squids.
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Even the most virulent racists in "The Old Drift" aren't one-dimensional.
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I feel like modeling is very cool, but it's very one dimensional.
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While these companies have had access to two-dimensional maps, those depictions aren't as robust and useful as the three-dimensional images that can now be produced with high-frequency laser scans, called light detection and ranging sensors.
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As part of its move beyond immersive experiential content into two-dimensional and three-dimensional virtual storytelling, Meow Wolf is now harnessing Microsoft's volumetric capture technologies to record characters and aspects of its performances and make them digital.
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Jurors themselves will frequently describe how astonished they were to discover that a defendant who they had seen as a two-dimensional monster transformed into a three-dimensional human being as they heard about his life and childhood.
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Together, the distance scale and spectroscopy gave scientists the ability to make a star map with much greater detail and three-dimensional perspective: "We were no longer confined to plotting two-dimensional positions on the 'celestial sphere,'" says Lee.
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A final thought on controlling the placement of the fight: Demian Maia's performance against Jorge Masvidal raised the usual questions over judging criteria, but proved exactly why he is the most multi-dimensional 'one dimensional' fighter in the game.
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This kind of mirrored box was once used to create a three-dimensional illusion from a two-dimensional picture and, judging by the Japanese man's expression, it made a powerful impression on those encountering it for the first time.
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The Angels deserve special mention as a cavalcade of utterly weird, often terrifying monstrosities, ranging from a yonic whale with laser tentacles to a floating octahedron to a tiny two-dimensional being with a giant gonzo three-dimensional shadow.
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In the case of a two-dimensional object, such as the surface of a sphere, the thing that cuts it in two is a one-dimensional curve, just as the equator cuts the surface of the Earth in half.
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Highly interdisciplinary, the program encourages students to cultivate a hybrid methodology among the disciplines of printmaking, papermaking, bookbinding, and letterpress printing— exploring the three-dimensional as well as the two-dimensional and the traditional as well as the experimental.
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The tactile, physical, dimensional aspect of my practice settles my urge to make.
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It provided an incomplete but still useful view of random two-dimensional surfaces.
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But their views on one another were hardly one-dimensional, according to Page.
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FingerIO uses sonar to track two-dimensional finger movement to within 8 millimeters.
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Developing 23D content using two-dimensional tools is far from an impossible challenge.
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"We colored Kristen's hair into a multi-dimensional vibe," Abergel wrote on Instagram.
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Langford's multi-dimensional, copper color is not only dramatic, but also crazy gorgeous.
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I can imagine a four-dimensional spatial object, but nothing occurs in it.
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The lidar units help give cars a three-dimensional view of the road.
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It helps that they're already good at three-dimensional thinking and digital manipulation.
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She added three-dimensional objects to her canvasses and then began to sculpt.
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I've barely heard anything that has made the track feel so three-dimensional.
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PLX cell products are grown using the Company's proprietary three-dimensional expansion technology.
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The sticker tool, meanwhile, lets users stamp two-dimensional images onto 3D ones.
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Additionally, the headset will ship with spatial earbuds for immersive three-dimensional sound.
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For his part, Chuck also moves some pieces around this three-dimensional chessboard.
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So four-dimensional space is just like that, but there's one more dimension.
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But what would that four-dimensional space look like when you're in VR?
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But anything louder, like modern pop music or metal, feels one-dimensional underwhelming.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two-dimensional light painting is so passé.
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Others are only three dimensional from a certain viewing spot, like 3D televisions.
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But I'm talking about complicated narratives with nuanced characters that aren't one dimensional.
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The Dungeon, meanwhile, is a classic dungeon crawl in a three-dimensional perspective.
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These are typically two-dimensional maps of time and frequency, such as spectrograms.
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None of which is to say that Sosa was a one-dimensional ballplayer.
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Force your eyes to look at as many three-dimensional objects as possible.
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She is the three-dimensional flesh and bone incarnation of the male fantasy.
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Many people still view apps as unsophisticated software with simple, one-dimensional functionality.
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This two-dimensional space provides four quadrants that help us categorize our politics.
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These pockets aren't a demure surprise either – they're puffy, three-dimensional, and unapologetic.
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The interior "universe" projects from the lower-dimensional boundary system like a hologram.
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They were disposable, one-dimensional characters that disappeared as quickly as the appeared.
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The project grew out of Teufen's earlier work creating fake, three-dimensional scenes.
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GEO 2.0 will create detailed three-dimensional safety zones around runway flight paths.
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It's structurally almost a three-dimensional suspension bridge because everything is in tension.
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They're actually inter dimensional beings and we need to be ready for ascension.
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His three-dimensional arrow pointed forward into the volley, so off he went.
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It's one thing to control a tiny army on a two-dimensional screen.
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Samsung was only ever a one-dimensional winner on that triangle of prerequisites.
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The White House is not playing checkers; it is playing three-dimensional chess.
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This may sound one-dimensional, but then, so did many of the speeches.
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Using only paint, Peeta turns flat surfaces into masterpieces that appear three-dimensional.
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As far as fantasy arch-villains went, he was a bit one-dimensional.
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The steak is one-dimensional; the stew transcends the sum of its parts.
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As fun as the term "8D" is, the audio isn't actually 83 dimensional.
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He's a hectoring, sputtering, slapdash, one-dimensional writer who mistook loudness for passion.
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Along the walls, animations of Meeson Pae Yang's two-dimensional work are projected.
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Frank found a way to fuse two-dimensional images to develop 3D ones.
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It may not be a three-dimensional picture, but it's a vivid one.
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The Los Angeles Kings won two Stanley Cups without a one-dimensional enforcer.
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What happens is that you can see the three-dimensional shape of things.
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But cells are vastly more complicated than that, not to mention three-dimensional.
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He claimed what we thought of as aliens were actually extra dimensional entities.
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In Heather Mason, Silent Hill 3 boasted a fully three-dimensional female lead.
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In this way, their use perpetuates harmful and one-dimensional understandings of fatness.
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But I don't think things need to be so divided or one-dimensional.
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Then, she picks out the colors necessary to exact a three-dimensional effect.
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Instead we get something of a historical pageant or three-dimensional animatronic exhibit.
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One is creating three-dimensional objects and putting them in the user's environment.
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If you think Australian red wines are one-dimensional fruit bombs, think again.
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But steadily over time, she has found her work getting more three-dimensional.
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I've been conscious of not wanting to sound one dimensional throughout my career.
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This German card from around 1900 folds open into a three-dimensional train.
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The emotionalism became more (or less) three-dimensional according to who was singing.
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Mr. O'Neill, 36, is an artist, primarily sculpting and creating three dimensional art.
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First, a computer digitally scans a patient's teeth to create three-dimensional models.
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Mr. O'Neill, 27, is an artist, primarily sculpting and creating three dimensional art.
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But new studies using modern three-dimensional technology could produce even better estimates.
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The sculpture is her translation of the drawing into a three-dimensional object.
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People's views are not one-dimensional, and there's a lot we agree on.
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In the news, though, poor people, especially members of minorities, are one-dimensional.
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But Beth could choreograph space and time, in an almost three-dimensional way.
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So the band was three-dimensional Henry, playing something he had played once.
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"Orange Is the New Black" turned the book's characters into multi-dimensional people.
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But such perfection can start to seem sealed off and emotionally one-dimensional.
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THE FOUR-DIMENSIONAL HUMANWays of Being in the Digital WorldBy Laurence Scott248 pp.
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We're trying to change that through dimensional sizing or made-to-measure dresses.
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Screwed onto flat panels, that made for "two-dimensional" climbing, says Mr Bindhammer.
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"My family are not one dimensional characters in a refugee story" he added.
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Let a free or inexpensive three-dimensional floor plan program be your guide.
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This allows the five dates to be edited into one four-dimensional hyperdate.
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Sweater dresses knit in three-dimensional Nordic patterns, No. 5s winked at within.
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Trump targets tech's H-1B visa hiring tool "The idea is similar to that of ordinary holograms where a three-dimensional image is encoded in a two-dimensional surface, such as in the hologram on a credit card," Skenderis said.
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Finally, whereas most laparoscopic probes show a two-dimensional image, the da Vinci's robotic camera gives a full three-dimensional picture of the body—the surgeon looks at the footage through a stereoscopic viewer that is attached to the console.
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For what it's worth — and we're talking millions of dollars here — you are never going to see as convincing an impersonation of a two-dimensional cartoon by a three-dimensional human as that provided by Ethan Slater at the Palace Theater.
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That's what makes "Dunesday" and "Mana Hatta" so bewitching in the gallery: the back-and-forth between the means of composition and the resultant image, between the three-dimensional object on the wall and the two-dimensional impression it gives.
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Beyond the one-dimensional random walk, there are many other kinds of random shapes.
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By observing this shadow, we can glean some information about the three-dimensional thing.
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The two experiments fill in two pieces of understanding of this four-dimensional effect.
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They're using graphics that are far more immersive than two-dimensional photos and videos.
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Meanwhile, Michelle sits upright in Pierre Ruskin's bed, finally awake from her dimensional coma.
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And altruistic players are forever more difficult to curb than those who're one-dimensional.
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What analysts are looking at is only a two-dimensional impression of the original.
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I'm glad that Pray Tell gets to be a really three-dimensional human being.
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But what threw me for a loop was how three-dimensional the experience was.
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It re-formats photos and videos on your camera roll to appear three dimensional.
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Some Europeans see China playing four-dimensional chess to divide and conquer their continent.
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But when it comes to Bloomberg, media coverage has too often been one-dimensional.
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With similar color palettes, Herzbrun's dimensional studies complement Hartigan's busy figurations in unusual ways.
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At the time, producing a dense and lifelike three-dimensional jungle was practically impossible.
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Mr Pitt's one-dimensional portrayal is not the only disadvantage the film suffers from.
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He came across as overly programmed, one-dimensional and itchy to go to war.
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In another demo, Facebook's camera turned a two-dimensional photo into a 3D one.
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And you can present this type of four-dimensional space to people in VR?
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Would that experience then activate a type of four-dimensional thinking in the brain?
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The answer is yes, but not in the two-dimensional/direct way many think.
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In fact, he was super proud that he successfully made the egg three-dimensional.
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The Earth is a three-dimensional object and has multiple angles of its own.
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So why is Dickinson remembered for her solitude in such a one-dimensional way?
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In 2009, Teufen created an entire party scene out of photocopied, three-dimensional objects.
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It's a three-dimensional shell that light penetrates and then reemerges from, wholly changed.
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Now you have a three-dimensional colorspace: lightness, and the two color-opponent axes.
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In three-dimensional space the lattice might be made of cubes instead of squares.
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Every character is so one-dimensional that it's a chore to care about them.
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At GLORY 1, Schilt easily handled the one-dimensional gatekeeper, Errol Zimmerman in May.
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The other characters are just as one-dimensional, just as seething with useless rage.
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It is possible to create a multi-dimensional fat female character on TV, though.
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At his worst, though, a familiar one-dimensional brattiness comes out in full force.
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In the past, he adds, Asian actors have mostly been depicted as one-dimensional.
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Yet she also found that making two-dimensional representations came almost naturally to her.
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Fundamentalists are as dogmatic as Lenny, certainly, but they are rarely so two-dimensional.
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Gvasalia: I think with clothing, it's so three-dimensional, it's impossible to draw it.
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" BG: "I was excited to be able to play a part that's three dimensional.
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Often, news media coverage of prostitution is sensationalized or one-dimensional, or plain disrespectful.
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Not the cloying, overly sweet, one-dimensional, too-thick, porridge-like generic carrot soup.
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This all lent a more three-dimensional and realistic feel to the Pixel's photos.
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It is just as important for people to realize I am not one dimensional.
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Thompson is especially good at rescuing poor, half-baked Unity from one-dimensional derision.
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Anamorphism, Peeta explained to INSIDER, gives the illusion that flat objects are three-dimensional.
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A three-dimensional Coca-Cola ad above a newsstand in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2010.
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This is one dimensional and not enough to identify you as a high performer.
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In both presentations, a strange three-dimensional quality is created apparently by double exposure.
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These "drawings" are stitched in gelatin tissue, just as their three-dimensional counterparts are.
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As it stands, two-dimensional social networking is failing pretty miserably at handling harassment.
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Not 2D or 3D, but multi-dimensional, ever expanding, ever growing, and infinite. 99.
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The branches come in 100 different colors, aligned to create hidden three-dimensional grids.
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The bright, open, and well-lit space is perfect for my two-dimensional practice.
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She paints on humans, objects, and the space to create a two-dimensional scene.
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For cynics and skeptics, a platform that hosts petitions is one-dimensional and flat.
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The approach combines traditional silicon with carbon nanotubes to produce a three-dimensional structure.
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I use that example because it symbolizes policymakers' one-dimensional perception of social media.
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These memory blocks are then arranged in a two-dimensional layout, side-by-side.
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The camera's features include sophisticated tracking technology, three-dimensional obstacle detection, and object recognition.
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"What was submitted was a two-dimensional artwork," she said of Varsity's copyright registration.
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The 1213 shaped paintings in Leo Valledor: Dimensional Space date from 1980 to '84.
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It is a way to create a three-dimensional experience out of an idea.
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And it's easy to think of North Korea as an irredeemably one-dimensional place.
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To simply read, memorize and recite Burns's poems felt pretty one-dimensional to me.
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I added those sketches to Adobe Illustrator to work up a three-dimensional concept.
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One-dimensional, stereotypical portrayals have given way to strong characters who drive compelling narratives.
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Consider our standard world maps, where a three dimensional planet is being depicted flat.
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Watercolors, collages, impasto oil paintings, flat acrylic works, sculptural reliefs, multi-dimensional kinetic works.
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Dimensional Fund Advisors offered its first two sustainable funds more than a decade ago.
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But when their sessions resume, they'll dive deep into some even higher-dimensional bubbling.
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And the hexagon has the most potential for three-dimensional sculpture and architectural forms.
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Some characters, like the ayah (Birgit Brux), attendant to Gamsatti, become newly three-dimensional.
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The minor characters are also one-dimensional, but that seems to be by design.
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The passengers form a one-dimensional line to fit into a matrix of seats.
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With BLKNWS, Joseph combats the racist and one-dimensional gaze of the news media.
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TL;DR: the multiverse is a fictional, multi-dimensional universe created by Stephen King.
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This is canny, passionate filmmaking, a reminder of the power of two-dimensional animation.
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Last Wednesday, astronomers in Europe released a three-dimensional map of the Milky Way.
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There are two masses in the problem but only one in the dimensional analysis.
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Faro, for instance, creates three-dimensional measuring tools used in aerospace and automotive manufacturing.
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It exists, massively, in three-dimensional space, not on the page or on canvas.
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Yet the economic picture here and throughout the industrial heartland is not one-dimensional.
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And this is the very important three-dimensional work of art, that physical relationship.
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Today's panoply of jibs, blobs and larger volumes makes things much more three-dimensional.
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Arrayed in a three-dimensional crystal, it is a diamond, the hardest substance known.
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Seismic 3D surveys provide a three-dimensional and more detailed image of the subsurface.
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Your exercise regimen isn't one-dimensional, so why should your clothes be any different?
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The flicker of the flames seemed to breathe life into the two-dimensional figures.
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Artist Piers Secunda builds and casts dimensional sculptures out of industrial and house paints.
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It was feminine, one-dimensional and not at all ambiguous — the woman as Venus.
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But Mr. Gaetz is quick to say he is no one-dimensional Trump wingman.
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Marlo isn't a two-dimensional character, but she thinks she's been flattened by life.
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The artist carefully wraps his beloved heritage "like a crystal" in two-dimensional cloth.
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You are transcending into a 5th dimensional reality where you will perceive time differently.
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Nakama then slices the image of the three-dimensional structure at two-inch intervals.
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The four dimensional universe as we know it, all depth and in motion, seized by the torso, lifted into the air and body slammed into the two dimensional, where our minds can observe the simple outlines of reality with our own two eyes.
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Pi shows up in many guises in geometry: in the integral of the function that defines the one-dimensional circle, in the integral of the function that defines the two-dimensional circle, and in the integral of the function that defines the sphere.
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Which often looks a lot like older experimentalism: See the blown-out shoulders, one-dimensional geometries imposed on three-dimensional bodies, and a suit sliced on the diagonal, the two halves then tied back together, at Jacquemus, a 2015 LVMH prize winner.
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It is an even stranger and more unsettling place to spend time than the actual three-dimensional world is, and if you have spent any time in the actual three-dimensional world of late, you know that this is saying quite a bit.
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Throughout his life, Nagle has tried to make three-dimensional forms appear flat, while still evoking rich, microcosmic landscapes, taking cues from the Italian artists Giorgio Morandi and Lucio Fontana, who challenged the dimensional constraints of painting on canvas in the '50s.
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"My latest drawings use color in a one-dimensional way and are perhaps a timid leap into what I know is a three-dimensional jungle for me to navigate through, a place filled with still unknown and undoubtedly provocative questions," she adds.
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I have a history of painting and drawing and so clay is a wonderful form that can take the line and mark making in a very similar way to those art forms, ceramic transfers two-dimensional ideas into three-dimensional forms with consistency.
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On Saturday night he tweeted a preview of the dark and "one-dimensional" underground tube.
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King continuously introduces nuances to these characters and builds them slowly into three-dimensional humans.
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AR is a technology that sees virtual three-dimensional images overlaid onto the real world.
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"Make them one-dimensional, stop that run, don't let them bust any runs," Bethea said.
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An approved advisor with Dimensional Fund Advisors, Luxenberg is a strong proponent of passive management.
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At my shop, we use a few Dimensional Funds products in our asset allocation models.
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Is it consistent with the nature of time that it be a two-dimensional thing?
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It's a story about a three-dimensional person who has both bad and good sides.
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"We wanted an effortless texture with dimensional color and lots of depth," she tells Refinery29.
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We have been portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers, and one-dimensional stereotypes.
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It's about a nihilistic scientist, Rick, who takes his grandson, Morty, on inter-dimensional adventures.
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The Japanese soldiers, unsurprisingly, are one-dimensional villains, but all of the characters are flat.
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The two-dimensional architecture of these Studies is not only solid but off-handedly beautiful.
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From a technical standpoint, operating in three-dimensional space means reliability and redundancy are critical.
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Or at least that's the two-dimensional choice most profile writers made to frame Sandberg.
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This process would require a similarity search, whereby vectors are compared in multi-dimensional space.
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Unsupervised models that cluster or do dimensional reduction can learn bias from their data set.
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People are thirsting for solidarity, and they see corporate life as dead and two-dimensional.
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In part, another problem is that Android Wear's relationship to hardware is needlessly one-dimensional.
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Its relatively rave reviews almost always come with a caveat: it's a bit one-dimensional.
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That's a horrifying thing for him – maybe even more so than fighting inter-dimensional monsters.
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But I think the China part was the linchpin and its three-dimensional chess here.
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I wanted the three dimensional merchandising of the scenario to co-exist with the guide.
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It's a perfect environment for Fishback, who is far from one-dimensional herself, to thrive.
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In 2013, Apple acquired a small Israeli firm called PrimeSense that made three-dimensional sensors.
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Essentially, the idea amounted to creating a three-dimensional network of tunnels underneath the city.
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I don't know anybody who's created three-dimensional visuals and displayed them in three dimensions.
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That's right: Nissan wants to use AR to beam three-dimensional avatars into the vehicle.
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And then, the sky cracked open and what appeared to be a dimensional rift appeared.
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Does the light in the image refract as it would for a three-dimensional scene?
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What does a desktop look like outside of the two-dimensional bounds of a computer?
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They saw energy flowing into larger and larger eddies, the hallmark of two-dimensional turbulence.
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Video games won't be the perfect, twenty-dimensional vision imagined in a creative person's head.
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You know the type: thick and shiny, with an effortless, undone wave and dimensional color.
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Despite the band's exploration of various styles, the show is sticking to 2-dimensional animations.
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A few moments later, the world's white background begins to fill with three-dimensional illustrations.
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Once I pass into the cone, colorful shapes float in the three-dimensional virtual space.
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Litigation over trademarks on three dimensional objects have repeatedly been escalated to Europe's top court.
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The crowdsourcing initiative asks users to fold proteins into new and optimal three-dimensional configurations.
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And with about 10 GOP senators holding back their support, McConnell's challenge remains three-dimensional.
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But these aren't one-dimensional caricatures; most get a smattering of interesting non-stereotypical quirks.
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Afterward, all the many denim parts are layered to produce a three-dimensional collage effect.
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The group previously wanted to talk to people who'd encountered extra dimensional entities on DMT.
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The researchers investigated 116 different facial points on Affetto to measure its three-dimensional movement.
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Her character is incredibly dimensional, and we learn new nuggets about her in each episode.
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Its adult characters feel hollow and one-dimensional, relatable for neither children nor grown-ups.
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Each projection creates a kind of intangible chiaroscuro that models light into three-dimensional illusions.
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The new logo is an orange-and-yellow triangle with a three-dimensional cube inside.
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Then we found vacuum cubes, which are a three dimensional version of the same asphyxiation.
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A lot of debates on the internet and in society / culture felt very two-dimensional.
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This reveals the distinction between different types of tissue and creates a three-dimensional image.
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The company's first big rollout is an integration with TurboSquid, the three-dimensional image library.
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Complex issues usually do not have simple solutions, nor are one-dimensional analyses the answer.
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Various three-dimensional forms — a spire, a dome, a cube — are plonked down behind glass.
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She appeared three-dimensional from the front, and held her hands folded in her lap.
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From cow bone, they sculpted a "scaffold" — a three-dimensional copy of the pig bone.
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The fonts tended to be three-dimensional, seemingly cast in gold or other precious metals.
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Some were dumbfounded by his choice of a three-dimensional laser image over a human.
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Decorative scarves have patterns that change in scale to make the fabric appear more dimensional.
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The astronomers formed three-dimensional models to measure the number of galaxies at different times.
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Both of these stories made him question the dimensional aspects of our senses and communication.
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"There is great storytelling with multi-layered, dimensional, rich characters and real women," she said.
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It's a universe imbued with depth not through plot but through truly three-dimensional characters.
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It's easy enough to dismiss the recently dismissed suitor as one-dimensional "Bad Chad," right?
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On some level, they are three-dimensional drawings, a linear form moving through abstract space.
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VR will put fans inside the action in a way that two-dimensional viewing cannot.
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What kind of three-dimensional object could you create using textures that you can hear?
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The two-piece, three-dimensional ensemble resembled pink, red and blue flowers in full bloom.
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We're trying to tell as many black stories as possible and resist one-dimensional representations.
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Today's puzzle by Mr. Gulczynski is a fresh, three dimensional take on an interesting topic.
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The world's largest photography show features works that go far beyond traditional two-dimensional prints.
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