The phrase "a multi form" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has multiple forms or variations, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The project requires a multi form approach to address the diverse needs of the community."
Alternatives: "a multifaceted approach" or "a variety of forms".
A multi-form N addition experiment was conducted in a boreal forest in the Great Khingan mountain in 2010.
To reduce respondent burden, a multi-form design was used in which the items were divided among nine test forms (one for caregivers of children with asthma and eight for other caregivers), and each caregiver was administered one of the forms (Table 2).
To that end, he is buying a multi language form of the seat-back libretto system the Met uses, for several European houses, starting with Covent Garden, Salzburg and the Vienna State Opera.
This organism develops from a single cell form into a multi-cellular form (rosettes) in response to environmental cues from its prey bacterium.
"They are organised by a feminist group or an activist group... we thought that this was the first time that we could produce a festival like this - a multi art-form festival - that didn't have an overtly political agenda, where we weren't there to beat the drum and make a stand".
With the intention of creating a "multi-dimensional" form of music, Coyne stumbled upon the idea of releasing an album that could only be heard properly if played simultaneously on four stereos.
To make this possible, we defined a multi-value form of a procedure call.
But the bulk of use of open source is not going to be easily converted to a multi-tenant form.
The output from the first decoding pass is usually a multi-candidate form encoded as lattice or N-best list.
The governing equation of motion is obtained and can be considered as a multi-dimensional form of the Duffing equation.
In [9], Halanay inequality was generalized to a multi-dimensional form to deal with the stability of the equilibria of continuous dynamical systems in neural networks with impulses.
