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VC: I find no matter what industry there is always a need to explore a multitude of creative inspiration, exploration, and think outside the box.
These features make IGC analysis an ideal tool for investigating longitudinal outcome data and to better equip researchers and clinicians to explore a multitude of hypotheses.
The poets include such widely known figures as Phillis Wheatley and Paul Laurence Dunbar as well as many lesser known writers, and the poems explore a multitude of topics, including abolition, children, civil rights, education, political topics, prejudice, and slavery.
The photos in Kroll's second book, Fetish Girls, are playful and surreal images that explore a multitude of sexual fantasies.
The obvious strength of this study lays in the joint use of quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection and analysis, allowing us to explore a multitude of factors which the single methodologies would have not been able to capture adequately.
Explore a multitude of data modeling methodologies and understand how to select and apply them for analysis purposes.
Frustrated by the limited palette they felt was left to them by such artistic styles as Abstract Expressionism and minimalism, artists have spent the last decade exploring a multitude of materials and styles.
real lies is an original production choreographed and directed by Princeton seniors James Jared and William Keiser that explores a multitude of dichotomies — discipline/pleasure, internal/external, and performer/audience, among others — through dance.
Award winners have explored a multitude of topics over the years, from human rights in North Korea to the rise of democracy in Indonesia and from the U.S.-Japan alliance to gender equality in India.
Tom Service explores a multitude of definitions of "classical" music in The Listening Service, with help from the composer Max Richter and writer Charlotte Higgins.
The strings at once constrain and support Ito's movements, and Plexus (Latin for "intertwining") explores a multitude of metaphors.
