The phrase "a multitude of first" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In this competition, there were a multitude of firsts, including the youngest winner and the first female champion."
Alternatives: "a variety of firsts" or "many firsts".
There's a multitude of first- and third-person "Hero" or "MOBA" shooters coming next year, and into 2017, that have similarities to Team Fortress 2, such as Overwatch, Paladins, Paragon, Law Breakers, Battleborn and Battlecry.
Forrester Research Analyst Michael Facemire wrote in a recent report that BaaS vendors take the challenges that middleware vendors address and provide cloud-based solutions that feature no vendor lock-in, cloud scalability to handle mobile success, a proxy to a multitude of third-party services and cloud tooling.
Not unlike other Android devices, there are a multitude of third-party typing applications available that could complement the S III's stock keyboard.
And sure enough, "Nanette," which featured the 1930s tap-dancing sweetheart Ruby Keeler (in the cast) and Busby Berkeley (as the show's supervisor), opened the door to a multitude of frolicsome imitators, creating second and third acts for aging stars who had thought their dancing days were over.
Rising inequality has thus spawned a multitude of "expenditure cascades," whose first step is increased spending by top earners.
Michael Lombardo, the president of HBO's programming group and West Coast operations, admits to having a "multitude of reactions" when he first heard the show's proposed name, which he acknowledges comes with its share of marketing challenges.
The "almost" in Leonardo's assertion that PSG did "almost everything we wanted to" in the transfer market barely disguised a multitude of disappointments, but a first league title in 18 years would make the club a much more palatable proposition for the stars that currently reside just beyond their ever-widening orbit.
A) I remain incapable of cracking the seemingly easier question of why people spend their leisure time chasing after animals with a multitude of weapons in the first place, and.
(The demo TI played at their press conference showed their processor running a multitude of tests about 100 seconds faster than one of their competitors).
Both assessment and appraisal groups are multidisciplinary in nature but differ in constitution: the former include primarily scientists and methods experts while the latter tend to incorporate a multitude of stakeholders such as third party payers and occasionally patient or industry representatives (for more detail on commission composition see also [ 16]).
First, a multitude of solutions may exist, so we could achieve convergence on a point on which is not the closest to ; second, NR may not converge at all if a sufficiently good initial guess is not provided.
