two-dimensional

In the past, her character has tended toward the two-dimensional: the chilly villainess.

Silicon chips are typically two-dimensional, Boahen explained, limiting the number of dedicated currents they can utilize.

Prince tries to avoid the two-dimensional in other areas as well.

She argued that these men and women were typically not psychopaths or two-dimensional monsters.

The two-dimensional photograph becomes 3-D where the artist has constructed a little ledge with rocks.

The two-dimensional geometries of Riemann and Lobachevski are thus correlated to the Euclidean geometry.

The images of external objects are painted on the retina, which is a two-dimensional canvas; they are perspectives.

For this purpose we will first give our attention once more to the geometry of two-dimensional spherical surfaces.

Black and white, right and wrong, the proper course and the improper course—he lived in a sort of two-dimensional ethical world.

We may thus classify all labyrinths, for a start, as either two-dimensional or three-dimensional.