There might be only one or two, but like the indigenous scouts, one or two can signal the advance of a multitude.
In 1813, John James Audubon saw a flock if that is what you call an agglomeration of birds moving at sixty miles an hour and obliterating the noonday sun that was merely the advance guard of a multitude that took three days to pass.
In 1813, John James Audubon saw a flock — if that is what you call an agglomeration of birds moving at sixty miles an hour and obliterating the noonday sun — that was merely the advance guard of a multitude that took three days to pass.
Polar bears and bear species, in general, are obviously cognitively advanced compared to a multitude of species typically managed in zoos.
Research has demonstrated that many individuals who struggle to retain employment and advance in work face a multitude of barriers to finding and keeping well-paid jobs, including low education levels, difficulties accessing transport, and poor health.
"Building microchips from the bottom up" Nanofabrication, nanomaterials, and nanobiomaterials: The fabrication of nanostructures and the synthesis of new materials are the building-blocks upon which nanotechnology is advanced and focused on a multitude of applications.
This book highlights cutting-edge research in the field of network science, offering scientists, researchers and graduate students a unique opportunity to catch up on the latest advances in theory and a multitude of applications.
With recent advances, the future will yield a multitude of potential candidates for testing in the setting of a clinical trial.
Blume not only built the bone marrow transplantation program at Stanford from the ground up, but he also shepherded it through a multitude of clinical advances and changes.
"The neural network of technological advances has made it possible for a multitude of creative solutions and innovations to improve our world," says Dr. Hussein.
Advanced research requires intensive interaction among a multitude of actors, often possessing different expertise and usually working at a distance from each other.
