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-Data in a <i>NetCDF</i> file is stored in the form of arrays, where each <i>NetCDF</i> dimension has a name and a length. NetCDF variables and coordinates can also have a different number of dimensions.
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-For example, surface temperature variation over time at a fixed location would be stored as a one-dimensional array (with dimension `(time)`), whereas surface temperature that varies over a region at a fixed point in time would be stored as a two-dimensional array (with dimensions `(longitude, latitude)`). An example of three-dimensional (3D) data would be surface temperature varying with time over a region (with dimensions `(longitude, latitude, time)`), and four-dimensional (4D) data would be temperature varying with time over a region with varying altitude (with dimensions `(longitude, latitude, altitude, time)`).
+Data in a *NetCDF* file is stored in the form of arrays, where each *NetCDF* dimension has a name and a length. NetCDF variables and coordinates can also have a different number of dimensions.
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+For example, surface temperature variation over time at a fixed location would be stored as a one-dimensional array (with dimension *time*), whereas surface temperature that varies over a region at a fixed point in time would be stored as a two-dimensional array (with dimensions *longitude, latitude*). An example of three-dimensional (3D) data would be surface temperature varying with time over a region (with dimensions *longitude, latitude, time*), and four-dimensional (4D) data would be temperature varying with time over a region with varying altitude (with dimensions *longitude, latitude, altitude, time*).
 
 ## Loading NetCDF files