Yes, they are very large in one dimension in the other dimension they are paper thin. Very, very thin.

Life is not anymore just one line going in one direction in one dimension. No.

A comprehensive approach is required one that focuses as much on the human dimension as on the security dimension.

Ownership, however, is only one dimension of an economic system.

One examined the psychological dimension of the numerous harassment complaints it has received.

Turning to the international dimension, understanding better how policies adopted in one country spill over onto other economies is key.

But this correlation goes missing when one looks at the dimension of time rather than space.

Moreover, criminal cross border activities add yet one more dimension to the already challenging security environment.

One dimension of the strengthening of the United Nations was the promotion of environmental protection activities.

Dimension Origin

Confidence building measures in military political dimension

Each one of the elements in this structure is a unique distance and dimension, and all of the connections are unique angles.

The Political Dimension

The Economic Dimension

The recommendations address only one basic dimension of the issue, without referring to the needs and problems of third States in implementing sanctions.

Regional dimension in the implementation of the Monterrey Consensus

Protection and the Human Dimension

By rebalancing , I meant creating more balance among the three components of our organization the economic and ecological dimension, the human dimension and, of course, the political and military dimension.

Proteins are separated according to isoelectric point (pH at which they have neutral net charge) in the first dimension, and according to their molecular weight in the second dimension.

Thus a line has a dimension of one because only one coordinate is needed to specify a point on itfor example, the point at 5 on a number line.

Then there is the time dimension.

This story has a counterintuitive dimension.

Gender analysis has a political dimension.

Most of the conflicts in today s world have a religious dimension.

The human dimension has a special place in the Millennium Declaration.

That evolution has taken on a new dimension in recent decades.

In mathematics, dimension theory is a branch of commutative algebra studying the notion of the dimension of a commutative ring, and by extension that of a scheme.

At any one point or place, there may be multiple and alternate land uses, the specification of which may have a political dimension.

(b) The international dimension of uncivil behaviour

Yet, there is another equally important dimension.

Component 4 human dimension of sustainable peace

At its core lies the economic dimension.

Component 4 Human dimension of sustainable peace

Campaigns against child prostitution, in a multi sector and multi disciplinary dimension.

Article 34 adds the dimension of affirmative action in favour of women.

Some countries feared that there was too little emphasis on the disarmament dimension of the Treaty, as opposed to the non proliferation dimension.

The regional dimension of prosperity has long been ignored in the Arab world.

Brazil remains especially concerned about the human dimension of the situation in Kosovo.

One positive development for Cowen is that a second referendum would most likely bring back into play the significant economic dimension of Ireland s EU membership.

However there are less data about this dimension.

I had one business plan where I was trying to learn more about Witten's cosmic dimension strings to try to understand what the phenomenon was going on in this proposed nanomaterial.

European competitiveness does not have only a global dimension.

This dimension also involves preparation for dealing with crises.

It is very compact for low dimension data sets.

There is a positive dimension to every human right.