He makes the multifaceted history of Europe's globe-spanning empires in this crucial period accessible to new readers.
We want to help people discover Europe through the boundaries which were arbitrarily imposed on it long ago and which have made it the multifaceted continent it is today".
Amazon also recently allowed outside developers to create new applications for the Kindle in a move to make the e-reader a more multifaceted and flexible device.
Mr. Grisham's gift for manipulating and explicating legal battles makes this multifaceted one satisfyingly cagey.
Although significant strides have been made in elucidating the multifaceted mechanisms associated with many cardiometabolic complications [ 1, 2], much still has to be done.
Draw the multifaceted inclusions that contain various shapes of bubbles.
Men's ability to make multifaceted decisions, on the other hand, is diminished when they have to rely on "more than three to four factors," imaging studies of the brain show.
What I hope is to make a multifaceted institution that offers very different perspectives and different points of view — not a single point of view, not my point of view, not just the curators' points of view, but also artists' perspectives and the points of view of people we don't necessarily agree with.
Observing this divide, Karen Brooks Hopkins, the president of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and Joseph V. Melillo, its executive producer, saw a chance to use gospel to further their goal of making their multifaceted space the main destination for Brooklyn audiences.
Even Cecil Beaton, the ultimate flatterer, gave her three faces and glassy eyes -- an image that, although it may have been meant to make her appear multifaceted and intense, presents her instead as her detractors might have seen her.
