Sentence examples for Such multiplicity from inspiring English sources
Such multiplicity could easily be just confusing.
Such multiplicity of scales may render the entire pictorial concept unwieldy, but we believe this limitation will be more than compensated by the richness of information they yield.
Such multiplicity arises from several interventions, outcome measures, time points, subgroup analyses, and other factors.
Such multiplicity in p130Cas phosphorylation could achieve extraordinary diversification in signaling by acting as a molecular scaffold to transmit localized subcellular signals.
In China, Mr. Sheng first experienced such multiplicity when he was sent as a young man during the Cultural Revolution to a remote province bordering Tibet.
Some insight into Gardner's ability to entertain such multiplicity can be found in his 1960 introduction to "The Annotated Alice," where he states, "The last level of metaphor in the Alice books is this: that life, viewed rationally and without illusion, appears to be a nonsense tale told by an idiot mathematician.
For an informal anthropologist/sociologist like myself, it was rather delicious watching such multiplicities of perspectives emerge through a one-hour film, and how deep into these socio-cultural issues their combined efforts were able to produce.
Amid such a multiplicity of tongues, Tok Pisin serves as an effective lingua franca.
If such disorganized multiplicity is the new paradigm, Metallica may really be in trouble, because its artfulness is based on total control.
A more appropriate diagnosis was PDD-NOS — pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified — a mild form of autism that presents in such a multiplicity of forms that Hirsch considered it "a technical confession of ignorance," he said.
Citibank wrote, "It would be extremely difficult for these banks to stay current on all state and local laws that could possibly apply to them across the United States, to be certain which ones would cover their activities, and to attempt to comply with such a multiplicity of different — and potentially inconsistent — requirements".
