Given the infeasibility of generating a decision rule that would apply to the multitude of topic areas, these decisions were subjective.
With Émile Bernard, he adopted elements of Pointillism, a technique in which a multitude of small colored dots are applied to the canvas such that when seen from a distance they create an optical blend of hues.
The theory presented is applied to a multitude of scenarios to explore the interrelation between the various basic variables and how they affect the probability of accident given in terms of the so-called accident index.
How accurate is carbon dating? asks Josh Since carbon dating emerged in 1949, it has been applied to a multitude of items, including the bones of Richard III. Organic matter contains carbon, some of which is of a radioactive form known as carbon-14 (14C).
Since their development in the early 1990s, differential gene expression technologies have been applied to a multitude of biological challenges, both for the purpose of basic biological research and as a valuable tool for the discovery, validation and development of pharmaceuticals (25).
Since their development in the early 1990s, differential gene expression (DGE) technologies have been applied to a multitude of biological challenges, both for the purpose of basic biological research and as a valuable tool for the discovery and development of pharmaceuticals.
And now, the lessons we have learned in scaling up the care, treatment and prevention of pediatric HIV/AIDS are being applied to a multitude of other medical conditions including malaria, tuberculosis, cancer and sickle cell disease, that have robbed children of their health and lives for generations.
The word mole, derived from an Aztec word for stew, is applied to a multitude of complex sauces and stews throughout Mexico.
Ranging from a one-time award of $1,000 to $40,000 over four years, I have applied to a multitude of donors in order to increase my chances of winning.
This study can be applied to a multitude of other problems.
