Sentence examples for huge multiplicity from inspiring English sources

Even though the speciation (proliferation of distinct types of plant) within the African rainforests is notably poorer than that of its counterparts in Southeast Asia and the Amazon basin of South America, these forests sustain a huge multiplicity of life-forms, occupying different strata (generalized levels of plant height) and niches (separate, small-scale habitats).

Expressing a common sentiment, Jon Pareles of The New York Times wrote in 1990 that she had "one of the great voices in American popular music, with a huge range, a multiplicity of tones and vast reserves of volume".

In fairness, the obstacles are many: incompetency, corruption, the sheer complexity of disbursing huge sums, the multiplicity and difficulty of the tasks at hand — defense, education, health, prisons, courts, police, disaster relief, regulation of markets, banks, drugs, food safety.

Here, a huge area of "multiplicity" may arise from high-quality datasets and we may not even realize they exist when hunting for saleable results strategies (saleable in scientific or economic terms).

Since microarrays analyze a huge number of genes simultaneously, concerns of multiplicity, i.e. the family wise error rate (FWER) and false discovery rate (FDR), have been raised in testing the data.

He called free meals "a hugely positive thing", adding that the government had "found a huge amount of money at a time of austerity to do this because we think it's very valuable in a multiplicity of different ways".

Indeed on the one hand no single experimental method can fully characterize the multiplicity of the protein functions, and on the other hand the huge amount of data to be processed poses serious computational problems.

The social gathering and interaction provided in FGDs can enhance the likelihood of revealing attitudes, feelings and beliefs, whereas, on the other hand, FGDs help to elicit a multiplicity of views and emotional processes within a group context and generate a huge amount of information in a short period (Kitzinger, 1995; Munodawafa, Gwede, & Mubayira, 1995).

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Multiplicity of activity predominates.

Boundless multiplicity is the rule.