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two-dimensional

Describing a flat shape having two measurements, or dimensions: length and width. Examples of 2D shapes are square, rectangle, hexagon, and triangle. Accurate drawings of 2D shapes can be constructed and 2D representations of three-dimensional (3D) shapes, consisting of plan, elevations (side views), and cross-sections, serve to show the full structure of the shape. These views are known as projections.



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Firstly, the luminance noise is two-dimensionally separated and only the low-frequency noise, which tends to be noticeable, is eliminated without affecting the high-frequency noise that greatly influences resolution.
Moreover, some characters--Edward Gaines' daughter, Caroline, and her new husband, for example, who represent a less cruel white point of view--are two-dimensionally drawn.
PGMA's reactivity allowed GOx to be imprinted two-dimensionally and immobilized using non-covalent bonds.
 
 
 
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