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1. “The three-dimensional seal ensured the witch's pact with two rival demons, one of the void and one of the fire”, explained Arion, as we were crossing the stone bridge, having just abandoned the tower

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2. If only they could develop a measuring tool fine enough to bring into our three-dimensional world some indication of this Presence, they might be able to extrapolate a source that they could attune their understanding toward

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3. display that showed a three-dimensional map of the control

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4. The difficulty in acceptance is that humans live in a three-dimensional world and the

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5. In the air above a similar collection of long, flowing ribbons danced to the music as if they had life of their own, most of them concentrated over the podium, forming three-dimensional drawings of flowers and butterflies, fawns and unicorns, and other pretty things, each picture dissolving after a moment to soon form another

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6. He and the others of the command group were staged to the Hilian left, while above and below and to either side, and as far back as the eye could see, were staged the billion and a half plus of the strike force in three-dimensional ranks of well-spaced softly glowing cubes of various sizes

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7. What we have seen thus far is a progression from explicate order to simple three-dimensional implicate order, then to a multi-dimensional implicated order, then to an extension of this to the immense ‘sea’ in what is sensed as empty space

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8. Some have described it as viewing a three-dimensional hologram of your life in full color, sound, and scent

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9. be three-dimensional and extended in time Hence, the observer and the

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10. The idea that a three-dimensional form can be translated into

11. A three-dimensional image of the world is then created with the tree placed out there in that world

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12. “Unsure, it is far more than a three-dimensional image projection, and it has completely fooled my sensors

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13. Xin and Dave were on the bridge when a three-dimensional image was projected in front of them via the Odyssey’s communications system

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14. The other game was Score Four, three-dimensional Tic-Tac-Toe – almost

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15. a three-dimensional plane but not endless in size

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16. Battlezone (1980) used wireframe vector graphics to create the first true three-dimensional game world

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17. as we wish to work within the realm of three-dimensional reality that

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18. His fur was a dark golden color, but wherever the shadows played across it, hues of reddish brown in the subdued light created an eerie three-dimensional projection of disproportionate features

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19. They were all three-dimensional puzzles, 31

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20. The simple map tables and pencils of the Twentieth Century gave way to computer animation, real-time satellite imagery and Hardin’s favorite, an antique three-dimensional holographic map table used since the mid 21st Century

21. Cause and effect, in a three-dimensional world, works toward an

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22. with the laws, or foundation, of this three-dimensional habitat we

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23. had to be aware of man’s addiction to this three-dimensional

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24. It is still a great challenge for pre-Twentieth Century technology to have placed a clear three-dimensional image of a human body unto a cloth either by artistry or any other means available

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25. In the center of their circle was a holographic three-dimensional map, which they examined to gain

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26. A year later, as Medical Multimedia expanded its product line, the need for an in-house high-end three-dimensional (3-D) artist became apparent to Ron, the manager of the multimedia department

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27. It was a strange, exciting feeling, and as he forced himself not to look down at his body but rather to look across the lake, the water seemed to be a deeper blue, the glittering of the sun on the little waves seemed more sparkling and more alive and the clouds floating in the sky more three-dimensional and real than he had ever seen them before

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28. As soon as the ray of another laser falls on this place, a three-dimensional and “immaterial” image of this object appears in the air

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29. While the term “holographic” implies only a possibility to reproduce three-dimensional projections of certain objects in a local space, I use the term “holographous”, with the meaning of different-quality dynamics of the whole infinite set of energy-information interrelations between absolutely all multidimensional Forms of Collective Intelligences that simultaneously in one single moment, “visibly” and “invisibly”, “perceptibly” and “imperceptibly”, potentially and specifically, manifest their subjective creativity in a given “rezonation point” of a skrruullerrt system

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30. Of course, this example is very simplified and notional, but, perhaps, it will help you to understand better this very difficult (for the three-dimensional system of Perception) energy-information process

31. So, through the “energy” (electromechanical, biochemical) activity of the Formo-Creators of the brain, on the one hand, FCA of each of us is constantly focused on “external” attributes of our subjective Existence (that is, on the things that are continuously projected and specifically reflected on the three-dimensional “bioscreen” of our Self-Consciousness, which represents that which we mean by the term “dynamics of Formo-systems of Worlds”); and, on the other hand, through FDR of all conglomerates of Formo-copies of our individual ODS, we constantly focus on the informational “part” of our Existence provided by the continuous Creative Activity of SFUURMM-Forms of an innumerable set of different-qualitative Formo-copies

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32. However, since they are formed by cruder vibrations of Energy-Plasma, all information structures of their fragmented Self-Consciousness are affected by the same distorting effect as the one that influences any three-dimensional holographic image

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33. What is this influence? Let me remind you that three-dimensional holography is the method of recording, reproducing and transformation of wave “Fields”, which is based on wave interference

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34. The notion of wave in the three-dimensional macroscopic world means a dynamic process in the medium that transfers “bunches” of internal energy from some areas of Space to other ones

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35. Believe that, in their subjective realities, they look not less “three-dimensional” and massive in outward appearance than we! You should bear in mind that all possible Proto-Forms of GOOLGAMAA-A structure all diapasons of dimensions of Energy-Plasma

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36. This mechanism of deciphering and reproduction (in the information “space” of ODS and in Space-Time of Formo-systems) of the same UU-VVU-Information, which is simultaneously used on the same frequency Levels of the realizational creativity by “us”, by all other “three-dimensional” Proto-Forms, and also by “two-dimensional” Forms, radically changes the essence which is initially included in it

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37. This problem (I hope it’s a temporary one) is aggravated by the fact that we, in our three-dimensional system of Perception, subjectively identify specific properties of the representatives of both these branches of Forms with flaks (Nonmaterial) features of existence that are not characteristic of the biological analogs of NUU-VVU-Formo-Types currently focused by Us, with that which we cannot do: they are able to move freely in their typical information “space”, although in a narrower range than in our Space-Time; they are less attached to their external Forms of self-expression typical of their ranges and easily transform from one Form into another Form, to say nothing of all possible qualitative metamorphoses inside their Forms, and other abilities

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38. Since the NUU-VVU-Forms focused by Us are three-four-dimensional, both four-five-dimensional FLUU-VVU-doubles and two-three-dimensional KU-U-VVU-copies can manifest in activated structures of our Self-Consciousness

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39. Since our Thoughts and Feelings (especially highly-spiritual and highly-intellectual ones), with their typical degree of “materiality” (which differ very much from the “materiality of our type”), can be specifically manifested only in their typical information “space” of OLLAKT-DRUOTMM-systems or FLUU-LUU-complexes, then, of course, “local” three-dimensional instruments simply cannot read their dynamics on the level of elementary particles

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40. the Universe is in a three-dimensional state of space (three dimensions) in time

41. therefore be measured in a relative manner as are positions in three-dimensional Euclidean space, and

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42. If the line then had to grow in all directions at the same pace the line must therefore be a circle or being three-dimensional, a sphere

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43. It was only with the addition of a Third Element, an in-between Condition; that the 3-dimensional Universe came finally came into being; and gained its Trialistic, or three-dimensional nature of Depth

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44. In the transition from two-dimensional flatness into a three-dimensional expansion of our Universe: the only curves scientists can perceive are the transitional curves between the two basic conditions of infinite Length, Width…, and the 3rd Condition: Depth

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45. Our Universe emerged from only one side of a two-dimensional Condition of Infinite duality into a three-dimensional Condition of Infinite triality: it cannot have more than a 180 degree curve

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46. If the three-dimensional Condition of Infinite Energy of our Universe had emerged as a Singularity from a state of Actual Infinity that was not already 2-dimensional in nature then the three-dimensional space of the Universe would possess no curvature at all

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47. The three-dimensional Condition of Depth emerged third

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48. It became the three-dimensional Condition of Time

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49. Energy was created before Space because Energy is a three-dimensional form of Connectiveness, or Totality

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50. Space was created after Energy because Space is a three-dimensional form of Separation, or Duality

51. Once Time was created, then things could split three-dimensionally depth-wise

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52. The Causal process of Time splitting: enables Space and Energy to undergo an infinitely complex series of dynamically connected-separated-balanced splits in a three-dimensional Condition

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53. The Future exists as an unsplit fraction of the Condition of Infinite three-dimensional Space: as well as the already-split fraction of the Infinite Past

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54. They’re just a Causal series of balanced connections and separations which happen to be three-dimensional

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55. : 3 times: Energy-Space-Time is a three-dimensional condition of Splitness

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56. The three-dimensionality of our Universe can only happen and exist by Time splitting

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57. Three-dimensional Space and three-dimensional Energy could not exist if there was no three-dimensional Time or no condition of Balanced Splitness

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58. Along with Infinite Space being created in-between the splitting up energy particles and splitting the Universe into infinite Largeness three-dimensionally

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59. Time itself is a condition of in-betweenness, or Splitness… on a Trialistic level, or in a three-dimensional, Trialistic condition

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60. It is a three-dimensional condition of Splitness

61. Time is three-dimensionality

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62. Three-dimensionality is Time

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63. Though light travels three-dimensionally in all three-dimensional directions in our Universe: Time is still a linear process of Splitting the Infinite Condition of the Third Dimension

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64. In the center-point between the twin, three-dimensional Universes: the Condition of the 2-dimensional Universe is still expanding and contracting at the same rate that it always has…

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65. 3 represents the 2-dimensional Universe being split apart into a pair of three-dimensional Universes

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66. The alpha helix structure of proteins is yet another, higher level of Dynamic Balance; these are so complex that the ensuing structures and bonds created can only be fully appreciated and understood by using three-dimensional models

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67. How much of a stretch is it to represent an animal that had been alive, three-dimensional, and round; with a stick of a bone… to representing that animal with a line drawn in the sand representing the bone, which had once represented a living animal? Once you begin counting anything: you automatically strip things to the bone

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68. Draw a two-dimensional sketch of your hand and see if it works the same way as your actual three-dimensional hand does

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69. Living arteries are three-dimensional

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70. How in hell can you expect to capture all the three-dimensional beauty of a living tree on a two-dimensional canvas? You can’t do it

71. Creating two-dimensional, abstract images of three-dimensional objects that are so doubly re-reflected: that it completely hides the actual evil; intrinsic in the very process and idea of all abstractive imagery: an insulated, one-sided process of reflection

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72. One of John's eyes begins to glow as a three-dimensional projection of planet Zebra appears in the air in front of them

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73. If we see a football, for example, we do not immediately understand that it is a three-dimensional object

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74. And in place of the leather couch where she’d reclined, in secret mourning for all she’d lost, was a huge desk taken up mostly by a three-dimensional architectural model

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75. The angel’s muscled leg was lifelike, subtly three-dimensional, where the tunic it disappeared into was crudely geometric, more like an icon of clothing than the thing itself

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76. It is actually three-dimensional

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77. I held my breath as his amazing and uplifting first notes were overwhelmed and smothered by the sound of shuffling feet and laughter and talking that came together as one circular, three-dimensional rolling rumble

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78. 3-D printing is really a catchall phrase for digital manufacturing, and the “printers” are actually minifactories that use computer files as blueprints to create three-dimensional objects layer by layer

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79. Without thinking, as we paused at one of the three-dimensional exhibits, I asked Dad the question I always asked:

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80. Our eyes, adjusted to a three-dimensional concept, cannot recognize it as a baby

81. This book will add to the asset class perspective the complementary viewpoints of strategy styles and risk factors, as in the three-dimensional “cube” in Figure 1

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82. Thetruth of the matter is that it would have been a great deal simpler and more practical to build the cabin as an ordinary three-dimensional oblong room, but then the designers would have got miserable

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83. In the three-dimensional case (and dimensionality of higher orders), nodes represent areas in which values of all parameters are relatively high

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84. In case of three-dimensional optimization, cutting the value range by half leads to an optimization space, which is eight times smaller than the original one

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85. By “space area” we mean the area of an elevation measured in the three-dimensional space (in the case of two-dimensional optimization), rather than surface area of its two-dimensional projection

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86. The procedure of selection can be viewed as a reduction of the three-dimensional matrix

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87. In this case the two-dimensional matrix turns into a three-dimensional one

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88. In practice, these tasks can be executed either simultaneously or successively (by consecutive reduction of the three-dimensional matrix of the initial set)

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