Good deflection temperatures, dimensional tolerance, the tensile elongation modules all running fine.
James W. Hall BLACKWATER SOUND (2003)
All related terms of 'dimensional'
one-dimensional
having only one dimension and therefore showing only linear information such as length or width or height
two-dimensional
A two-dimensional object or figure is flat rather than solid so that only its length and width can be measured .
four-dimensional
having or specified by four dimensions , esp the three spatial dimensions and the dimension of time
three-dimensional
A three-dimensional object is solid rather than flat , because it can be measured in three different directions , usually the height , length , and width . The abbreviation 3-D can also be used.
three-dimensional printing
the creation of solid objects by building up multiple layers, each layer corresponding to a plan held in a digital file
fourth dimension
In physics , the fourth dimension is time. The other three dimensions, which exist in space , are length , width , and height .
third dimension
the additional dimension by which a solid object may be distinguished from a two-dimensional drawing or picture of it or from any planar object