additional dimension

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additional
adjective
uk
/əˈdɪʃ.ən.əl/us
/əˈdɪʃ.ən.əl/
extra:
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dimension
noun
uk
/ˌdaɪˈmen.ʃən/us
/ˌdaɪˈmen.ʃən/
a measurement of something in a particular direction, especially its height, length, ...
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This again would have placed anadditionaldimensionto the publication, and made it less subjective.
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Thisadditionaldimensionalso helps bring out and clarify the status of the distinction between content words and function words with respect to cliticization.
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The presence of adjustment costs in this paper introduces anadditionaldimensionto the problem of cyclicality.
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He considered shape variations as anadditionaldimensionin a generalized configuration space and described multistep error detection and recovery strategies.
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Under this second interpretation, quality of life is not merely anadditionaldimensionof outcome-it encompasses some utility value attached to various states of health.
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An estimation of predicted harm may give anadditionaldimensionfor interpreting the results of any meta-analysis.
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It may give anadditionaldimensionfor any meta-analysis.
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It may also give anadditionaldimensionfor interpreting the results of any meta-analysis.
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This offers anadditionaldimensionfor explaining policies and outcomes which emphasises the structure of interplay of government, labour, professions, employers and trade associations.
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While mainstream grammaticalization theories contribute much insight into the development of these items and constructions, our multi-modular approach contributes anadditionaldimensionto their analysis.
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Brown's book is both a refreshingly new perspective on one of liberalism's most fundamental values and a valuableadditionaldimensionfor her own critical project.
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Anadditionaldimensionof social exclusion in cities may be the extent to which the environment is perceived as intrinsically alienating and discordant with older people's biographies and values.
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Our response to the consultation process is considering not just thisadditionaldimensionbut the other dimensions referred to in debate.
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There are advantages to management, in that it would have anadditionaldimensionto its thinking as to how it tackles a specific problem.
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However, there is anadditionaldimensionwhen we are dealing with elected representatives.
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Oneadditionaldimensionis covered in subsection (12) of new clause 17.
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The judges have given anadditionaldimensionto the matter.
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However, there is anadditionaldimension, and that is the ever-growing gap between the north of the country and the south of the country.
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