(Oasis, the community-mapping project, also has a many-dimensional interactive map).
Björk, like a lot of her countrymen, has a many-sided family background; the idea of the nuclear family has never really taken root in Iceland.
Mr. Kerik, 52, has a many-sided personality that has endeared him to a full slate of powerful people, including a publisher, a mayor and a president.
Manitou, an artsy, charmingly eccentric town of 5,000 residents, has a many-layered history — sacred ground to several Indian tribes, gold-rush-era resort, tuberculosis treatment center and Old West mountainside tourist trap as well as 1960s hippie haven.
Because the problem has a many-to-one mapping, it happens that a solution has a good match with the target speech when only the synthetic speech is taken into account, but a relatively poor set of input parameters.
For example, bulk NiO has a two-sublattice antiferromagnetic crystalline structure, but on the nanoscale, it has a many-sublattice antiferromagnetic crystalline structure [6] along with novel mechanical, optical, electronic, magnetic, and thermal properties.
Any A gene (i.e., Arth-A1 and Arth-A2) in Arabidopsis has a many-to-many ortholog relationship with any A gene in rice (i.e., Orsa-A1 and Orsa-A2).
She had a many-sided life career.
These animals have a many-sided reproductive organ with ovaries and hormones.
Sam has a great many of them.
