Examples of using Spatial dimensions in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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It has three spatial dimensions.
The spatial dimensions of urban systems.
There are only 3 spatial dimensions.
You can move around, shoot things andthey will blow up, all in four spatial dimensions.
And we think the curled up spatial dimensions in string theory work in a similar way.
Imagine the real universe with four spatial dimensions.
Indeed, our three spatial dimensions remain infinite throughout the evolution of the universe.
You are only supposing to have nine spatial dimensions.
These include the number of spatial dimensions, the strengths of the forces, the masses of the particles, the composition of the Universe and others.
This is a demo of a forthcoming game in four spatial dimensions.
The symmetric spatial dimensions self-annihilate at the point-like center, leaving a metrically equivalent but asymmetric("one-way") temporal residue.
We're all familiar with the real world having three spatial dimensions.
We can visualize this secondary process as the actual symmetric flow and annihilation of the spatial dimensions, leaving in their place a metrically equivalent uncanceled time residue whose intrinsic motion into history- at right angles to all three spatial dimensions- pulls space after it, producing the continuous spatial collapse that is a gravitational field(see fig.“gravity 1”).
I thought,"well,"Why do we multiply spatial dimensions so freely.
And string theory in physics, it postulates the existence of six additional spatial dimensions.
It doesn't work,assuming that there are only three spatial dimensions and one temporal, in which we live.
Our minds have difficulty visualizing higher dimensions because we can only move in three spatial dimensions.
Computers, of course,have no problem working in N dimensional space, but spatial dimensions beyond three simply cannot be conceptualized by our feeble brains.
M-theory demands a universe with 11 dimensions, including a dimension of time and the three familiar spatial dimensions.
Human beings can sense only three spatial dimensions plus time.
Actually, in the Space/Time Continuum there are more spatial dimensions than four.
We're used to living in a world of four dimensions-- three spatial dimensions and time.
If String Theory is correct,the Universe possesses nine spatial dimensions, and one temporal dimension. .
And so our perception that we live in a universe with three spatial dimensions may not be correct after all.
I shall generally use diagrams in which time increases upward and one of the spatial dimensions is shown horizontally.
This may be because some of it is leaking away into extra dimensions beyond the three spatial dimensions we experience.
In turn, the intrinsic motion of time(into history) pulls space along behind,creating the spatial flow of gravity, until the spatial dimensions annihilate each other at the center of mass("center of gravity").
Time is reduced to space, to the spatial dimension of a voiceless image.
Light is a 2-dimensional transverse wave whose intrinsic motion“sweeps out” a third spatial dimension.
The gap had a spatial dimension.