This, however, gave us a chance to show ways of using the vertical dimension that is perhaps the most crucial when dealing with restricted spaces.

Terrain, or relief, is the third or vertical dimension of land surface.

Cut slopes are rarely created greater than a slope of two to one (horizontal to vertical dimensions).

The vertical dimension adds a higher order of connectivity and offers new design possibilities.

The levels are large and relatively open in both the horizontal and vertical dimensions.

There are a great many names for this vertical dimension.

In the vertical dimension, the teacher would provide and order questions aimed at the development of understanding ideas (not for covering predetermined ground).

These words form a catena because they are linked together in the vertical dimension.

A five-foot vertical dimension was found to be optimum and this has become the international standard.

The vertical dimension is exaggerated in the image to make surface details more visible.