Sentence examples for from the multiplicity from inspiring English sources

New season notwithstanding, the sport is still stinging from the multiplicity of last spring's -- let's be diplomatic -- situations.

Further confusion arises from the multiplicity of open-source software licences, each with their own set of rules.

To progress from the multiplicity and fragmentation of the works in the first room to the simpler and clearer prop works to this utterly unified condensation is to take an exhilarating intellectual journey.

But these considerations are far outweighed by the profit that he drew from the multiplicity of his gifts; his religious writings are rigorous because of his scientific training; and his love of the concrete emerges no less from the stream of quotations in the Provinciales than from his determination to reject the vigorous method of attack that he had used so effectively in his Apologie.

The hierarch stands still at the altar, facing away from the multiplicity of the church's interior.

This variation comes from the multiplicity effect that the NM provides.

Real space is different from both the multiplicity of ideal spaces and from intuitive space.

And from within the multiplicity of shapes there does emerge a narrative thread.

The narrative identity approach, derived from Ricoeur, embraces the multiplicity, complexity and potential contradictions encountered by knowledge workers facing threats to their personal identity.

Suppose that (f z)) has infinitely many zeros, then we know from (9) that the multiplicity of each zero of (f z)) is not less than 2, possibly except finite many zeros of (f z)).

Hence, the "syntenic depth" (defined as the level of genome multiplicity expected from the multiplication of successive WGDs/WGTs) of the Brassica rapa genome is 36x compared to the putative 1x eudicot ancestor (3x due to At- y, 2x more due to At-β, 2x more due to At-α and finally 3x due to Br- α).