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Threads are 1 dimensional; bands are 2 dimensional.

A slight tangent: another non-standard way of communicating high-dimensional data visually is to render it as human faces.

Software development has gotten so big and complex that it's hard to give it one dimensional definition.

So yes, there are plenty of one-dimensional characters who are products of someone's fantasies, designed to appeal to a select audience.

However, the characters are one-dimensional (on purpose, I think) so I suspect it wouldn't appeal to the original poster.

I find the average personality type I encounter in finance a bit abrasive: one-dimensional, sharp-elbowed, too full of certainties.

The latter are often gorgeous and many-dimensional: Heatmaps, animated bubble charts, charts with time sliders, etc.

I started getting copies of Amiga-related magazines, and saw these amazing three-dimensional pictures of things like balls and rubber ducks.

This manages the multi-dimensional views that dc.js leverages to render charts.

It's an n-dimensional spectrum, but just the concept of 'spectrum' as already too difficult for many people to grasp, hence a generic use of 'spectrum'.

Women are allowed to be sexual if they please, and even if the character is designed by a man, ignoring the potential for sexuality in a woman's personality would result in one-dimensional and frankly unrelatable characters.

Four dimensional space-time has a metric analogous to but not quite the same as euclidean space: the time part has the opposite sign from the space parts.

Here's the original paper: "A pattern-matching algorithm for two-dimensional coordinate lists" by E.

These doors close early – at the end of childhood – after which people are locked into a two-dimensional world." What factors would prevent someone from developing 3D vision?