This is just one small "what next?" example in a multitude of business models teetering on the brink as technology sweeps over content.
The previous example comprises a multitude of common situations of sensory dissociations and visuomotor distortions; technology developments have provided new aiming tools to be used in an unusual sensory environment, implementing a novel visuomotor transformation integrating vision and proprioception.
The authors mention, for example, that a multitude of signaling pathways is dependent on the activity of the chaperone Hsp90 and accordingly pharmacological inhibition of Hsp90 may result in a pleiotropic disturbance of cell functions, resulting in the phenotypic unmasking of mutations without involving a direct interaction with the mutated proteins.
For example, In a multitude of stories, Dwarves are living inside mountains or are completely underground or even both!
Galapagos finches, for example, have developed a multitude of adaptive types from one common ancestral type; their subspecies now differ mainly in beak shape and size.
In the design of transport aircraft, for example, there are a multitude of desirable characteristics, such as range, speed, payload, and safety, to be maximized, as well as undesirable characteristics, such as noise generation and air pollution, to be minimized.
The work is quite thorough in many respects, for example in using a multitude of chemical modifiers of WNT signaling, as well as genetic approaches.
We have a case with a multitude of defendants.
The architecture critic Lewis Mumford, for example, described Levittown as "a multitude of uniform, unidentifiable houses, lined up inflexibly on uniform roads".
"For example, there is now a multitude of Shariah-compliant equity indexes that look at different geographies and sectors, and that itself is one of the indications of how the market is growing," he said.
