| Farran et al also defined hope more generally and multidimensionally as a way of feeling, thinking, behaving and relating to oneself and the world. |
| About one in three of the remaining Indian households are multidimensionally poor, and their MPI is just below that of Honduras. |
| This graphic process enabled Internet users to navigate multidimensionally between the artist files organized by style and musical intensity. |
| But there's still another obstacle to understanding Taylor as multidimensionally as Lord does. |
| A person is multidimensionally poor if the weighted indicators in which he or she is deprived add up to at least 30 percent. |
| Pain, for example, is experienced multidimensionally, with emotional and psychological contextualization of physical sensations. |
