In explaining the predicted effects of cram-downs to Congress, Mr. Kittle made a multifaceted argument.
The many ways the couple work together — the king steering and taming his proud consort only to make her more glorious; hand-in-hand mirror adagio; shimmering separate solos of characterful joy; the touching of erogenous zones and the resulting frissons — make this a multifaceted portrait of marriage.
Fuzuli, moreover, like his fellow poets, would blend Arabic, Persian, and Turkish constructions and words to make up a multifaceted unit.
Immunity is made of a multifaceted set of integrated responses involving a dynamic interaction of thousands of molecules; among those is a growing appreciation for the role the innate immunity (i.e. pathogen recognition receptors - PRRs) plays in determining the nature and duration (immune memory) of adaptive T and B cell immunity.
If I ever go to Minneapolis, I would make a beeline for his Weisman Museum, which shines like a gigantic, multifaceted diamond.
This study shows that a multifaceted smoking intervention program provided for pregnant women of a disadvantaged background with high smoking rates can make a difference.
So a deeper analysis is needed for correctly re-organising the types of DAs created by the Regions, finding a first criterion to make the multifaceted universe of agricultural districts more homogeneous.
However, HIV disclosure is defined as a "complex and multifaceted process of making a voluntary or involuntary decision about whom to inform about one's serostatus".
HIV disclosure however, is defined as a 'complex and multifaceted process of making a voluntary or involuntary decision about whom to inform about one's serostatus, why, when, where and how' [ 5].
While the results may not always be that dramatic, many said the multifaceted skills they have learned has made a big difference in their lives.
