Nota: A tradução desta entrada está atualmente em revisão de qualidade, portanto parte do conteúdo é exibida temporariamente apenas em inglês.
Este verbete ainda não foi traduzido para o seu idioma, portanto o original é exibido abaixo.
multidimensional
This term describes a complexity that cannot be captured by a single metric or perspective. It is frequently employed in academic, sociological, and psychological discourse to signal that a phenomenon is layered and requires a holistic analysis rather than a reductive one. It carries a connotation of sophistication and thoroughness, suggesting that any simplified explanation would be insufficient.
In scientific and mathematical contexts, the word shifts from a figurative description of complexity to a literal description of spatial geometry. Here, it refers to theoretical frameworks where more than the standard three dimensions of height, width, and depth exist, often appearing in discussions regarding string theory or advanced topology.
Meanings
Examples
The problem is far too multidimensional for a simple yes or no answer.
We need a multidimensional approach to tackle urban poverty.
The character in the novel is truly multidimensional with conflicting motives.
String theory suggests that the universe is actually multidimensional.
Imagine a multidimensional space where time is just another coordinate.
Her analysis of the economic crisis was impressively multidimensional.
The data set is multidimensional and requires complex visualization tools.
Is it possible that we are living in a multidimensional reality?