His shop was filled with hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, clamps and more – and they all enchanted the young Rose because even in their simplicity, those tools could lead to a multiplicity of imaginative creations.
In line with what we have previously argued, the fact that the single-crossing property is not satisfied between agents with different health care needs may lead to a multiplicity of results.
This rearrangement was common practice for Tagore, as, decades later, it was for Dylan, and leads to a multiplicity of tones in their work.
A completely symmetric argument leads to a multiplicity result for heteroclinic solutions from P − to P +.
In fact, however, the range of different perspectives has led to a multiplicity of instruments, thus hampering consensus and the comparison of results.
However, these reasons may also be a source of difficulty for the representationalist approach, as they lead to posit a multiplicity of body representations.
The fixation of duplicated RpoT genes led to a convergent multiplicity of mitochondrial RNAPs in Nuphar, Physcomitrella and eudicots, previously not found in any other eukaryotic lineage.
It suggests, perhaps unwittingly, that the core concepts of hybridity, alterity, particularly, and multiplicity may lead to a kind of methodological dogmatism or developmental logic.
The oxidation of ethylene on supported Pt catalyst, that is employed here as a model reaction, is a complex reaction characterized by self-inhibition (expressed by Langmuir Hinshelwood kinetics), by strong activation energy and by strong thermal effects that lead to a wide domain of steady-state multiplicity.
However, in practice we found that this tended to lead to an overestimation of the multiplicity of some labels, hence our use of a majority rule procedure.
The experience of being caught in the confluence of multiple cultures leads to a kind of multiplicity or fragmentation of self.
