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More than 2.2 billion people are either near or living in multidimensional poverty – that is exhibiting several factors that constitute deprivation such as poor health, lack of education, inadequate living standard, lack of income, disempowerment, poor quality of work and threat from violence.
One insider compares shareholders' moves to a multidimensional game of chess.A takeover looks improbable.
The poor black boy born in Memphis 65 years ago made good and built what his campaign calls a "multidimensional " life that has included being, literally, a rocket scientist for the navy, turning around the Godfather pizza chain, hosting his own radio talk show and running the National Restaurant Association.
His work on manifolds (crudely: proving that a line drawn on a multidimensional idealised piece of paper remains the same length no matter how tightly it is crumpled) could have won him the greatest mathematical prize, the Fields Medal, had an unknown rival not reached the same conclusion.
Islam sees the human as "a multidimensional creature", larger than the sum of his own desires and appetites, informed by "innate moral values", and responsible to the community.
Sharing what matters Home truths about telecoms Turning surgery inside out The truth about recycling Taking storage to the next dimension Are you talking to me? Bringing free software down to earth ReprintsHis approach is to create what he calls a "multidimensional mathematical decision-space of possible behaviour actions".
Vigilante on the move A wealth of data Correction: Big Mac index ReprintsA new set of internationally comparable data put together by researchers at the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative at the University of Oxford tries to take Mr Sen's ideas about "the need for a multidimensional view of poverty and deprivation" seriously*.
In a report issued in May, the country's defence department worried publicly about China's development of a "multidimensional programme to improve its capabilities to limit or prevent the use of space-based assets by adversaries during times of crisis or conflict".But America need not be too jittery.
On a measure called the MPI, or multidimensional poverty index, invented by Sabina Alkire at the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative, since 2006 Nepal has seen the largest falls in poverty, broadly defined, of any country in the index.In this section Growth or safety net?
It is striking, however, that a similarly strong and negative relationship exists between the MPI headcount and income per person (see right-hand chart).For policymakers, the data suggest that higher incomes do in fact translate into lower levels of multidimensional poverty, too.
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Multidimensional functions primarily as an adjective , modifying nouns to indicate that they possess multiple aspects, dimensions, or characteristics. Ludwig AI confirms this through numerous examples in diverse contexts.
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