Dimensional [adjective]

But we can't control the directional and dimensional scope of the warp.

We live in a three dimensional world, and in its length, breadth, and solidity do we disport ourselves.

From the examples discussed above, the importance of the three dimensional aspect of the rainforest is apparent.

Hradzka glanced back over his shoulder at the cases of books, record-spools, tri-dimensional pictures, and scale-models.

Do you believe, Professor Gault, that this four dimensional plane contains life—intelligent life?

Pillbot at the moment got little satisfaction from this demonstration of his point about four dimensional life.

He could not again risk attracting the attention of some four dimensional Being—not with Judith to think about!

If you read the story you will find that Professor Denham was marooned on a three dimensional world.

The three-dimensional panorama showed the slim and elegant body of the Star Lord, tapered like a silver spindle.

It would be easy to extend Beltrami's reasoning to three-dimensional geometries.