Everywhere, fifty miles over the countryside, the smoke was rising from a myriad of fires.
Now the city has about 5,000 refugees from a myriad of nations.
But schools and education cannot be discussed as if they existed in isolation from a myriad of social problems.
The other member of the household, aside from a myriad of servants, is the Kobelevs' lodger Nikita Slavkin, a fledgling quantum physicist.
Mr. Bloomberg's challenge, just one year before he seeks re-election, is to check potential unrest from a myriad of protesting groups without alienating voters who probably identify with them.
By announcing that CarPlay will be available in vehicles from a myriad of car manufacturers this year, Apple has dealt the competition from OAA and Microsoft a heavy first-mover advantage blow.
At her Essex home, boxes of carefully labelled files include material from a myriad of organisations involved, from the local council that commissioned the care, to the care provider, hospital trust, and regulator, the Care Quality Commission CQCCare Quality Commission CQC
Out to brunch Chowpatty Beach on Marine Drive is not a wise swimming location, due to pollution, but it is a splendid place to graze on dishes from a myriad of stalls.
Iraq, he said, has been a distraction from a myriad of more immediate threats from radical Islamists in Afghanistan and Pakistan to loose nuclear material to cracking roads in America.
Ara's success is predicated on a rich, vibrant, and diverse ecosystem of modules from a myriad of developers.
A scoring function, derived from a myriad of QM-calculations on the MP2 TZVPP-level of theory, evaluates the quality of the assumed interaction.
