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multidimensional | American Dictionary

multidimensional
adjective
us/ˌmʌl·ti·dəˈmen·ʃə·nəl, ˌmʌl·tɑɪ-/
having many different features:
International terrorism poses a multidimensional threat.

Examples of multidimensional

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Characteristics of effective home-visiting programs include multidimensional assessment, many follow-up visits, and targeting people at lower risk of death.
The problem, which has been the source of much debate, is that many language tests are developed on the basis of multidimensional construct definitions.
Consequently, the design space will have to be conceived as a multilevel, possibly multidimensional construct.
This multidimensional aspect is apparent to those investigating the measurement of poverty.
Sophisticated voting presupposes the existence of a majority preference cycle among alternatives, which is theoretically guaranteed in a multidimensional policy space.
Methodologically, the empirical task is one of dimensional analysis, using techniques such as multidimensional scaling or factor analysis.
In general, physical systems expressed in probabilistic form will have multidimensional states associated with the moments of the probability distributions.
The difficulty in settling these questions stems from the fact that one deals with complicated multidimensional oscillatory integrals.
But her personality and professional contribution ignite a curiosity and touch a multidimensional web of cultural issues.
In the case of musical multidimensional space these values represent the characteristics of a sound.
We have argued from the outset that intolerance is conceptually multidimensional.
The risk for development of nearly all psychopathology may be precisely predicted if personality is quantified as a self-organizing multidimensional complex.
A multidimensional exercise program improves balance and mobility in community living older people with a history of falls.
Therefore, we do not expect additional stability problems, when solving the network equations via the multidimensional approach.
The effect of multidimensional exercises on balance, mobility and fall risk in communitydwelling older adults.
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