two-dimensional , 2d (abbreviation)

In two-dimensional terms, it can be said that he made an end run.

Not the man necessarily, but a two-dimensional picture of him.

Was she speaking about a two-dimensional movie character, or herself?

The hands on the sheet in front of me also seemed two-dimensional.

We in the West tend to have a two-dimensional image of the man we're about to go to war with.

I need you to go back to that two-dimensional universe again.

A two-dimensional example can be used to illustrate these results.

He isn't even taking up a third position on their two-dimensional battlefield.

It looks especially good on a flat, two-dimensional television screen.

At this point the series was once again in the traditional two-dimensional format.

This makes 6 the answer to the two-dimensional kissing number problem.

They now see a problem as being three-dimensional, not two-dimensional.

For example, the surface of the earth is a two-dimensional curved space.

As in the two-dimensional case, each axis becomes a number line.

The two-dimensional case is the one referred to most frequently.

It is seen that The scale factors and are the same as in the two-dimensional case.

Above all, the exhibition has a strong emphasis on two-dimensional work.

It has a flat, two-dimensional feel, more like a video version of a picture book than a television show.

It can be represented by a two-dimensional drawing as in Figure 15.1.

But of course it all ended up on a two-dimensional flat screen.

This stress function can therefore be used only for two-dimensional problems.

Depression seemed too shallow and two-dimensional a word for what he was going through.

"I started exactly as you see here: with two-dimensional space, and a 2-sphere for the standard fiber."

Inside the ring he could see a flat two-dimensional display.

The guidelines were in the form of a two-dimensional grid.