What is multidimensional about a matrix? Like it has rows and columns but you wouldn't call practically everything except time itself multidimensional...
"Multidimensional" simply means that something has more than one dimension. A string of numbers would be considered one-dimensional, much like a line in geometry; therefore a matrix would be two-dimensional, as it has, like you said, rows and columns. I don't think time would be generally considered multidimensional in most practical conversations, but rather as the 4th dimension, in addition to the 3 dimensions of space.
Yeah, I debated whether to put that one in or not. It's not a great movie, but it does have its moments. I decided to use it because I wanted to include some newer movies and because, even though its Netflix, it stars two of the biggest actors in Hollywood.
It's certainly 3 at least - Dicaprio, Lawrence and Streep. Jury's still out on Chalamet, and Blanchett probably isn't quite there. but the top 3 are undeniable. Not that great of a movie, but I think it will probably stand the test of time, especially after the polar icecaps melt and future generations wonder about how we let that happen.
The woman has 8 Oscar nominations and 2 wins (the same figures as for Marlon Brando and Jack Lemmon). There are only three women in all of Hollywood history who have been nominated more than Cate Blanchett - Streep, Katharine Hepburn, and Bette Davis.
To compare, Jennifer Lawrence has 4 nominations and 1 win, and DiCaprio has 6 nominations and 1 win.
Agreed. The 1996 Disney movie does not have the hyphen. The original book and the actual place in Paris do, but this is a quiz about movies, so it should accept it without.
hyphens never matter on Jetpunk quizzes. Notre-Dame isn't accepted with or without the hyphen. Hunchback is accepted without the rest of the title, though. ;)
The woman has 8 Oscar nominations and 2 wins (the same figures as for Marlon Brando and Jack Lemmon). There are only three women in all of Hollywood history who have been nominated more than Cate Blanchett - Streep, Katharine Hepburn, and Bette Davis.
To compare, Jennifer Lawrence has 4 nominations and 1 win, and DiCaprio has 6 nominations and 1 win.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hunchback_of_Notre_Dame_(1996_film)
Me: *gasp* Monster high!? (what i'm saying is that tertiary education sounds like high school)