three-dimensionally

Or a year may be seen three-dimensionally as a map.

However, she doesn't only work three-dimensionally and has also created a two-dimensional image space series.

That calls for someone who can clearly plan out numerous constructs and view them three-dimensionally.

One way to think more three-dimensionally about technology, says Correia, is to look at its political economy.

"I think an environment that is calm and full of love can be translated three-dimensionally," she said.

It was hard work, fighting the blast stream the whole time while trying to keep in position three-dimensionally.

Their images appear on that wall, or three-dimensionally in the space before the wall.

The sphere could be adjusted to any given area of space and display it three-dimensionally.

The positions of all finds were three-dimensionally recorded using tapes and a level.

Even many African paintings or cloth works were meant to be experienced three-dimensionally.

At this time, anatomical features such as arms are modeled three-dimensionally.

Q. What does it feel like to work with your hands, and to work so three-dimensionally?

"That really allows us to potentially catch the cancers earlier, especially since we know where they are three-dimensionally."

Its pseudopods reached forward three-dimensionally as though to grasp him personally.

They were printed three-dimensionally on flat paper and they showed complex systems.

As Pejoski said, "the whole dress was like a sculpture, done three-dimensionally".

His leather books are elaborate, with some aspect of the text interpreted, often three-dimensionally, on the cover.

I create three-dimensionally what the writer accomplishes with words.

"Everything has been cut three-dimensionally and shaped, inspired from the flower," Nielsen said.

Then I was advised that "If you want to work three-dimensionally, jewellery is a really good way to go."

In fact, components of up to two meters in size can be printed three-dimensionally.

These carved pieces display the baroque tendency to develop a form three-dimensionally in space.

The bones were largely preserved three-dimensionally, without strong compression.

The bones have been three-dimensionally preserved, not compressed, but are only rarely articulated.

We had to make more than 7,500 histological sections of a human brain, which then were reconstructed three-dimensionally.