Sentence examples for in multitude. from inspiring English sources

Himalayan mountain ecosystem embraces huge biodiversity thriving in multitude of diverse microclimatic belts.

In "Multitude," there is much fancy footwork and theory, intriguing historical asides and intermittently brilliant riffs, but their schematic picture is brutally clear.

A new multicultural proletariat was being formed worldwide, they argued in Multitude (2004), with the power to realise Marx's dream of communism.

These electric fields evolve on small scales and amount to a few 10 mV m−1 to hundreds of mV m−1, strong enough if appearing in multitude for acceleration of ions into the keV range.

And finally, in "Multitude and Evil," Virno challenges the distinction between the state of nature and civil society and argues for a political institution that resembles language in its ability to be at once nature and history.

It sees Archimedes claiming that two different sets of lines are equal in multitude, although it is clearly understood that they are infinite, an approach which is "remarkably similar" to 16th and 17th-century works leading to the invention of calculus, according to the Walters Museum.

At Friday's main prayer service at Tehran University, hard-line cleric Ahmad Khatami rapped them out before a bused-in multitude of soldiers, workers and students.

"And kill the fettered Indians in multitudes like Hogs for their Food".

I looked up and saw them dropping out in multitudes from the little divide.

These impacts are richly described in Multitudes, but even after we have become acquainted, our microbial companions feel strangely absent.

Calamity, from the Latin for "damage," now means an event causing distress in multitudes feeling grievous personal loss.