boyutlarn

Boyutlarn appears to be a nonstandard or misspelled form related to Turkish terms for dimensions. In Turkish, the standard word for dimension is boyut, with the plural boyutlar meaning dimensions. The genitive or possessive form for “of the dimensions” is boyutların, used to indicate possession or attribution (for example, “boyutların etkisi” = the effect of the dimensions).

Dimensions are a fundamental concept across disciplines. In mathematics and physics, a dimension is a degree of freedom along which an object can extend. A point has zero dimensions, a line has one, a plane has two, and space has three. More abstract spaces can have any finite or infinite number of dimensions; the dimension often equals the number of coordinates needed to specify a point in that space. In linear algebra, a vector space’s dimension equals the size of a basis.

Beyond theory, dimensions appear in data and computer science as features or attributes describing observations. A dataset with many features is high-dimensional, which can complicate analysis and lead to the so-called curse of dimensionality. Dimensionality reduction techniques, such as principal component analysis, are used to simplify data while preserving essential structure.

In Turkish usage, dimensions describe size or extent of physical objects. For example, “Bir odanın boyutları” refers to the dimensions of a room, including length, width, and height. The term is common in engineering, architecture, and everyday measurement, and it remains a core concept across both language and science.