| But there's still another obstacle to understanding Taylor as multidimensionally as Lord does. |
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| A person is multidimensionally poor if the weighted indicators in which he or she is deprived add up to at least 30 percent. |
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| There are huge national variations, however, from a low of 3 percent multidimensionally poor in South Africa to a high of 93 percent in Niger. |
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| This graphic process enabled Internet users to navigate multidimensionally between the artist files organized by style and musical intensity. |
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| Combat would instead be multidimensionally and comprehensively joint. |
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| Pain, for example, is experienced multidimensionally, with emotional and psychological contextualization of physical sensations. |
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| But to be considered multidimensionally poor, households must be deprived in at least six standard of living indicators or in three standard of living indicators and one health or education indicator. |
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| About one in three of the remaining Indian households are multidimensionally poor, and their MPI is just below that of Honduras. |
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| I was complete with the knowledge that I existed multidimensionally, as everything everywhere. |
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| Farran et al also defined hope more generally and multidimensionally as a way of feeling, thinking, behaving and relating to oneself and the world. |
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